Stoney Nakoda

LETTER: Love those Black Friday deals? Think again.

“There were some kids that were still coming to school but after being seen by a nurse, had to be sent home. The decision is really based on the interests of the community.”

“We have a big challenge on our hands. But here we have an opportunity and a proposal and an area for developing our own police for the convenience of the people.”

The living wage takes a systems approach to show how businesses, governments and civic organizations can work together to make sure that we can all live a life of dignity and fully participate in our community.

PHOTOS: The past week in photography in the Bow Valley

LETTER: Premier Danielle Smith, hands off my pension.

A tri-services building housing EMS, fire services – and new to Îyârhe Nakoda First Nation – a proposed hybrid of RCMP and Indigenous tribal police will be built in Mînî Thnî, the only question is where, and is it a change the community wants?

LETTER: Even if it’s just one of these seemingly insignificant changes: if you have the power to do it, do it. Take a stand. We must fight, for our world; for our children’s world. At the very least, we have to go out trying.

PHOTOS: Remembrance Day in Banff

EDITORIAL: To understand where a country is going or appreciate the ideals that define its culture, it’s important to both remember and analyze its past.