By Johnnie Bachusky In Feature, HistoryPosted July 1, 2000Reclaiming GhostsDescendants of the ghost town of Mountain Park rally to save their coal-mining heritage, but few in Canmore care about black-dusted phantoms of the distant past. READ MORE
By Dave Margoshes In Original FictionPosted July 1, 2000CarelessCaught in the spell of a dangerous infatuation, a man finds that he must choose between his current life and a far-fetched dream. READ MORE
By Tim Devlin In Feature, Labour, Social IssuesPosted May 1, 2000Does Working for Welfare Work?A new lease on life, with a twist READ MORE
By David Bright In Feature, Labour, PoliticsPosted May 1, 2000Alberta’s Hostility Towards LabourAlberta once played a crucial role in the evolution of Canada’s labour movement. What happened? READ MORE
By Graham S. Lowe In Energy, Feature, LabourPosted May 1, 2000A Good Job is Hard to FindHigh-tech glamour jobs? No. We’re shoe salesmen, nurses, carpenters, welders and waiters. READ MORE
By Jane Harris In Culture, Energy, FeaturePosted March 1, 2000What’s For Dinner, Alberta?Steak and potatoes, yes, but also ostrich, Gouda cheese, organic veggies and chokecherry vinaigrette—all home-grown. READ MORE
By Kevin Van Tighem In Environment, Feature, PoliticsPosted March 1, 2000Troubled WatersPublic apathy threatens Alberta’s rivers and those who live along them. READ MORE
By Roger Epp In Environment, FeaturePosted March 1, 2000The Measure of a RiverHow is it that the Battle River can carry the fragments of lived experience that have come to constitute this place for me? READ MORE
By Angie Rumpf In Agriculture, Energy, FeaturePosted March 1, 2000Farming the Next MillenniumFor some Alberta farmers, those clouds on the horizon hold welcome change. For others, apocalypse. READ MORE
By Cheryl Mahaffy In Feature, Senior's Health, Social IssuesPosted January 1, 2000The Grey WaveToday’s seniors feel betrayed. How will tomorrow’s seniors fare? READ MORE