Opinion

EDITORIAL: The likely changes to bed and breakfast’s in Banff and potential removal of the tourist home designation in Canmore will slowly help the housing crisis felt by the two Bow Valley communities.

COMMENTARY: No matter how we voted in the last election, we need to hold this government accountable and work for Albertans.

EDITORIAL: With more than four million people annually visiting each of Kananaskis Country and Banff National Park and growth to continue in all area communities, the emphasis and importance on individuals respecting human-wildlife interactions becomes all the more important.

Thomas Jefferson famously said that if he had to choose between having government but no newspapers or newspapers with no government, he would choose the latter.

Premier David Eby's standoff with Facebook over local news access amid wildfires reveals a controversial deal that may impact public safety in British Columbia

EDITORIAL: A final and decisive answer is on the horizon for the Banff pedestrian zone.

EDITORIAL: There’s no greater need in the Bow Valley than housing, particularly when it comes to affordable units.

EDITORIAL: Anyone wondering who yields power in provincial and municipal politics can stop.

Alberta municipalities are being put in an even tougher position in the latest battle between the provincial and federal governments.

EDITORIAL: The Banff Avenue pedestrian zone is ultimately a positive to the community and should be continued. But if it’s going to continue, the concerns brought by residents and Parks Canada have to be listened to, examined and answers sought.