Opinion

It’s the time of year again when the slippery roads are filled with people driving dangerously, whether through their own actions or through careless inaction.

Barrhead has done it again. At first the announcement of the amount seemed surreal.

Dear Editor, A good crowd was present at the Cherhill Community Harvest Supper and Dance to congratulate Shaleigh Lovich who received the C.C.A. scholarship for $500.

All Boyle village council wants for Christmas is a hospital in decent repair. Okay, so the done-by-Christmas timeline isn’t realistic.

A new Grade 7–12 school located near the Athabasca Regional Multiplex is the best option for the future of education in Athabasca.

It was a feast for all the senses. For the eyes, there were paintings, sculptures, decorative glassware and jewellery. There was also a fantastic performance by the Footworks Dance Academy. For the fingers, there was the delicate feel of fabrics.

Dear Editor, It’s time to stop and reconsider the actions we use to guide our children! The Canadian Health and Food Guide is being taken to the far extreme when parents after supplying their children a lunch, which they thought was healthy; but did

Dear Editor, In his piece named “then AGAIN” which was published in the Town and Country, Doug Neuman called for the government of Alberta to withdraw funding from private schools. Mr.

Moonlight Madness this Friday more or less marks the beginning of Christmas-centric events in the community.

Harvest season seems long gone now that snow is falling and staying on the ground, but it will take the Barrhead Community Garden Association a little more than winter weather to forget the people who made their important community project a success