Opinion

Brian Sutter's heart is forever singing the Blues. But the coach of the Innisfail Eagles is not blue by any stretch. In fact, you just might catch him today whistling When the Saints Go Marching In, the original hockey battle song of the St.

After reading editor Johnnie Bachusky’s commentary -- We must salute our beautiful dreamers -- in last week's (May 21) paper, I felt compelled to respond.

This year is the 60 th anniversary of the Olds Municipal Library. When I stopped by the library to pay my membership fee, I was informed that all 2019 membership fees are waived to help celebrate the anniversary. What a pleasant surprise.

Last week, roughly 40 first responders from across Alberta were in the Olds Fire Hall for a couple of days, practising how to handle emergency situations.

Before the 2018 Ontario election, then Progressive Conservative leader Doug Ford promised residents a buck a beer. And it is something he was able to deliver on, at least in part.

Alberta’s new premier Jason Kenney would have us believe that giveaways to billion-dollar corporations will somehow benefit the average person.

The other day, I came across an article about a group of Catholic priests in Poland who held a book burning ceremony and were experiencing backlash as a result.

We’ve all heard the message loud and clear over the years. Driving under the influence is not just dangerous, but also potentially deadly.

This has been a remarkable year in Didsbury and the 27th annual Fuel-A-Palooza – also known as Show 'n Shine – was the tipping point for this community’s future growth and development.

With the newly elected Jason Kenney United Conservative government set to take its place in the legislature this week, the long-anticipated war over carbon taxes in Alberta and Canada is about to begin.