Stoney Nakoda

Filming of the post-apocalyptic series returns to the Bow Valley for season two.

LETTER: Mr. Wood begins by stating personal political beliefs are everyone's right, and indeed they are. However, Mr. Brett Oland wasn't speaking personally, but in his role as CEO of the Bow Valley Credit Union. He used his position to advance a political aim. Not only that, but he used our money to do it.

EDITORIAL: The Bow Valley is in an almost consistent state of struggling for employees.

LETTER: I strongly endorse the case made by Sylvie Pappas in the letter to the editor titled "Youth should be more mature until making life-altering decisions" in the Feb. 29 edition of the Outlook concerning the lack of maturity of teenagers with regard to their important decisions in life.

PHOTOS: The past week in photography in the Bow Valley

“Our main focus is investing in our future and that’s our people for sure.”

LETTER: To avoid junk investment mistakes, we always should avoid gut feelings, unsupported opinions and ideological bias.

“We didn’t have a residency of this nature prior, so it’s also to fill a need to validate Indigenous fashion as an art form.”

“So, what’s happening is increased demand for that facility has increased the prices, and it’s a capacity issue as well, so we’re forced to buy from the open market when that wind project facility is at capacity.”

Chic Scott picks out significant moments of mountaineering adventures in Whyte Museum donation