Opinion

After more than six months of bickering, attempted compromises and a lot of elbow grease, Westlock County finally has a fire protection bylaw that allows peat material to be burned, but also places stiff restrictions on doing so.

The word ëaudití doesnít usually elicit an overabundance of positivity. At least not before the audit has been performed. In the Town of Athabascaís case, however, they have reason to be pleased after the completion of this yearís audit.

We’ve all heard the saying, “It’s the simple things.” The simple things that bring us happiness and lead us to appreciate what life has to give. Big events such as the Volunteer Appreciation Night are important to recognize.

Dear Editor, I wanted to write and tell you all what an amazing group we have organizing the Volunteer Appreciation Evening, and while I didn’t want to bore you with all of this during the event, I did want to give a public and well-deserved pat on t

Dear Editor, It has been wonderful to see the growing participation in soccer in Barrhead over the last several years.

Dear Editor, I wrote a letter on March 13, 2013 to the Mayor and Town Council of Barrhead, explaining the fall I had on February 27, 2013.

We’re getting closer, but we’re wondering how much longer this is going to take. It’s coming up on three years since we submitted a Freedom of Information request to the Pembina Hills school division looking for information concerning former Supt.

He made us so proud, didn’t he? For two minutes and 29 seconds Doug Gibb was the focus of Global Edmonton’s TV news last Wednesday. For a lot longer will be the positive ripple effect of the evening broadcast.

Dear Editor, Thank you to Marcus Day and the Barrhead Leader for covering Budget 2013 concerns with respect to Pharmacy.

Dear Editor, Thank you for your support and encouragement in my dream venture of supplying needed transportation for those in wheelchairs or with walkers and who are unable to afford commercial transportation.