Opinion

A Calgary-based entrepreneur's decision to focus on Sundre for a proposal to build a 42,000-square-foot medicinal cannabis production facility could potentially represent several dozen permanent and well-compensated full-time jobs for the community.

As Canadians prepare to file their taxes for another year, no shortage of unscrupulous fraudsters will be preying on people’s fears of the taxman.

Last year the community’s youth were dealt a heartbreaking blow from the closure of the Big Brothers Big Sisters local office.

Depending on who you ask, Alberta’s finances are either well and truly looking up under the steady hand of the ruling NDP, or in a great deal of trouble and in need of a new direction that only a new government can provide.

A major misconception most people have about plants is that they get their substance from the ground. Nearly everyone is surprised to find out that is just not the case.

A new potential option to deploy high-speed broadband Internet infrastructure in Sundre will be presented to council next week. Elected officials heard during the Feb.

Alberta is more than big enough for recreational land users of all walks of life to share not only responsibly but also harmoniously.

How is society supposed to progress when so many of us seem to get offended by facts? Saying that the endless amount of pollution we’re pumping into the atmosphere is in the long run going to wallop us in the rear end — a statement supported by overw

I would like to take this opportunity to provide some clarification to the community in light of concerns that have been circulating about physician privileges at the Olds Hospital and Care Centre.