Opinion

A nine-month long journey for the Westlock Neutrality Team concluded on March 11 th with a hard-won victory when Town Council begrudgingly passed the “Crosswalk and Flagpole Bylaw”.

Pink Shirt Day might be a start to stop bullying but we have a long way to go. We cannot stop bullying in schools as long as adults keep bullying. Children watch and listen.

To the Editor: I'm very concerned about some individuals who are attempting to cause disturbances in our community.

To the Editor: I want to thank Carrie Kushneryk (Letters, March 7) for giving me a great idea. In her letter she stated that there should be equality for all, not just one group.

Westlock now a backward town? To the Editor: As an area resident I observed with great interest the unfolding of events in the Town of Westlock that culminated in the “yes” vote that now compels council to enforce a neutrality by-law whic

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, along with his loyal deputy, Chrystia Freeland, would fit right in amongst the various bullies that make up Russia’s parliament.

You can dress it up and camouflage it all you want but a pig is still a pig. A rainbow crosswalk painted in our town is a group of youth who followed the legal channels and proper procedures to accomplish a goal of importance to them.

This is in regard to Les Dunford's commentary in the Oct 24, 2023 paper regarding the Alberta Pension Plan (APP).

As noted in a previous column, my morning commute from the East Hill provides a spectacular view of the Athabasca River as it winds its way alongside town.