Opinion

Re: Diverse Storytime in Free Speech row, article of June 19; I am a 65-year-old grandmother and I attended the Storytime with my daughter-inlaw and grandchildren, aged eight and fiver years.

A new little village has popped up south of Okotoks.

Beginning next Wednesday, the minimum wage for Alberta’s student workers under the age of 18 will be reduced by almost 15 per cent – from $15 to $13 an hour. In 2015, the minimum wage was $11.20 an hour. It moved to $12.20 in 2016; to $13.

Sometimes you get lucky with what gets passed on to you.

This job can be a trip down memory lane and last week it had a Stanley Cup flavour to it.

It’s hard to figure out a complicated math problem when you don’t have all the numbers.

“Announces plan to invest $361 billion on renewables and create 13 million jobs by 2020.

Congratulations to RJ Sigurdson on your election to be the next MLA for the Highwood constituency! Your message of getting Albertans back to work, building pipelines and scrapping the carbon tax truly resonated with people here.

By Dick Nichols Wheel contributor The commercial face of Okotoks is constantly evolving, with upscale businesses being opened by newcomers, many of who have remarkable stories to tell.

The day we’ve all been waiting for is finally here. On Tuesday, April 16 Albertans head to the polls to vote in the provincial general election. The polling stations are open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.