Opinion

Arguably among Sundre’s most appealing features is the local network of paths and nature trails, many of which feel almost completely isolated without a single building in sight despite never actually being very far from home.

Re: "Where there's smoke, there's fire," page 25, July 2 Gazette. The author seems to assume that the recent wildfires in Alberta were started by natural causes. It’s certainly possible, but it did seem a bit early in the season for thunderstorms.

There’s a saying that everyone believes in free speech. That is, until they’re confronted by a controversial position they are vehemently opposed to, of course.

With the province’s agriculture industry facing ongoing pressures both in Canada and internationally, any support that Albertans can give to the vital industry here at home is welcome.

Bernie Sanders sends American eagle to Canada for cheap meds

The summer months tend to be the dog days of newspapering. Many people are off on vacation.

With the arrival of summer we have been hearing regular announcements of upcoming rodeos throughout the area.

If elected as our next prime minister, Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer vows to review Canada’s Food Guide , which was just introduced in January. And while the idea is desirable, politicizing healthy eating can’t be a good thing.

Two bald men fighting over a comb couldn’t match the ludicrous spectacle of our provincial NDP suddenly portraying themselves as past stalwart keepers of the public purse here in Alberta.

As Yogi Berra famously said, "it's deja vu all over again" for Bowden town council. On Aug. 12, at 6:30 p.m.