Opinion

Kermit the Frog once famously sang, "It's not easy being green." But the legendary character obviously never lived in Sundre, where being green actually became much easier last summer.

"Did we know we were lying about the drugs? Of course we did," said former Nixon domestic policy chief John Ehrlichman during a 22-year-old interview published in Harper's Magazine last March.

Normally, I try to keep columns I write focused on local issues. However, what happened on the weekend in the U.S. following the inauguration of Donald Trump as the 45th U.S. president just can't be ignored.

There are a lot of skills that should be taught in grade school but for some reason have managed to be overlooked by our education system. One of the most valuable but underrated skills is critical thinking.

The provincial government has struck a new all-party ministerial panel to examine Alberta's child intervention system and to make recommendations for improvements.

In response to Mayor Brian Spiller's commentary last week (Jan.

Regardless of whether there are Sundre residents who feed deer, the animals undoubtedly will find their way into town. However, that being said, throwing fuel on a blaze has never been known to put the fire out — quite the opposite.

We all know who won the election south of the border. Contentious or not, and regardless of whether you agree with President Donald Trump, we need to prepare our strategic plans based on some of the things he has said.

As if we needed additional proof that trickle-down is a spectacularly dismal policy failure that merely fuels income inequality, a report has emerged that eight human beings own as much wealth as more than three billion people around the world.