Opinion/Letters to the Editor

Over the last few years, we have seen buildings, such as the new fire hall and RCMP detachment, built as an homage to modern, northern art galleries, akin to something you might see in a Swedish Netflix production.

Whether it’s opening a new business or hosting arts or sports events, the entrepreneurial optimism to forge ahead speaks to the resilience of these community leaders and their belief in this city and its residents.

Because of our common humanity, the most poignant threat to the world community is an “us vs them” mentality.

COVID hasn’t just changed social interactions, it’s destroyed any sense of irony.

City council could spend two-thirds of that provincial money - $4 million – and cut the proposed tax hike of 6.55 per cent down to three per cent, administration says.

In the end you are behind the wheel and you are responsible to make sure all lights are on and functioning whether it is your vehicle or not.

To the casual listener, Oliver’s Army sounds like a happy, upbeat pop song.  It is in fact a cutting social commentary.

It seems time that an appropriate word is commonly used to herald the arrival of this special windy weather.

They have been chosen as Canada’s best hope to medal in their respective sports.

Brace for an increase of about five per cent in your city tax bill this summer. City council will begin budget talks Monday with a proposed 6.