Opinion

The healthcare system is tasked with saving lives and improving the health of populations and individuals, but what if it is contributing to environmental degradation and global warming, and making us sicker in the process?

By the afternoon of Oct. 24, Canmore council will adopt the Smith Creek and Three Sisters Village area structure plans. As has been stated numerous times in the past three decades – it was never a question of if development would occur but when. The

A core mandate of any public institution is to be open and transparent with information, but also have public safety be a main priority.

A terrible tragedy in the remote wilderness of Banff National Park has left two people, a dog, and a grizzly bear dead.

The exceptionally high quality of journalism coming out of the Rocky Mountain Outlook newsroom has again been recognized on provincial and national stages.

There is an elephant in the room, and no one dares name it.

With changes to Alberta’s Traffic Safety Act, a construction detour along a dangerous stretch of highway, and students back at school, now is a good time to remind motorists to slow down, be extra vigilant and follow the rules of the road.

Every year, during wildfire season, many get an icky feeling about the possibility of flames eating through the town, homes, and destroying lives that were built in the Bow Valley.

A recent incident between a group of people and a pair of wandering black bears in the Town of Jasper highlights the need to further educate themselves when it comes to interacting with wildlife.

EDITORIAL: To make informed decisions, information is essential in considering all options.