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How do multiple-choice tests make you feel? Is this hard to answer? Would it help to have answer choices? OK, let’s try this in multiple-choice format:

Question: Hello, I thought I read somewhere that rest areas help reduce crashes. I saw a trooper at a rest area the other day, and it got me thinking about

Worryingly, Danielle Smith’s government appears set to deem a broad swath of subjects as ‘sensitive’ across Alberta’s kindergarten-to-grade-12 curriculum

Parents in Alberta currently may opt out of having their child taught sex-ed – but now they must specifically choose to opt in, or their child will not be taught the subject

Question: I have noticed cars that can’t be seen in the day when they fail to turn on their lights on during the recent fog.

The economy is good. The economy is bad. Inflation is almost over. A recession is coming soon. The economy is improving — maybe. But let’s wait and see.

I looked over the edge. I had a sudden, overwhelming desire to jump. It looked like fun. A lot of fun.

Immediately faced pushback as well as warnings of potential legal action

“You can imagine how frustrating it must be for teachers trying to teach kids who are watching (TikTok) videos or are texting during class,” State Rep. Josh Bray, R-Mount Vernon said.

Education Minister Stephen Lecce says the goal with the change is to ensure a smooth transition into Grade 1, where language and math curriculums have been updated