Opinion

So much for the unfounded rhetoric The Donald regurgitated about the rigged election throughout the arduously drawn out campaign that has left millions of people in the U.S. and indeed around the world with an unmitigated migraine.

Privileged, heavily armed, white ranchers forcefully barricade themselves in a federal reserve in the U.S., resulting in a tense several-week standoff with authorities.

Government at all levels should strive to increase efficiencies while reducing as much as possible the cost burden on taxpayers to ensure the best proverbial bang per buck.

It was 100 years ago during the summer and fall of 1916, the immense, gruesome and generally futile Battle of the Somme was fought in northern France.

If the Roman rulers of their time knew one thing — and they knew a great many things to be sure — that nugget of wisdom was to beware of the mob and to take careful steps to vent as well as mitigate its propensity to spiral out of control.

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme – a five- month campaign that started on July 1, 1 1916, involving predominantly French and British troops, but also many Canadians across a front line that bordered the River Somme in

Maybe I've fallen into a golden age fallacy, but I remember our society being a lot more relaxed about regulating how people should live.

We were dismayed to see the response in your newspaper to the Unveiling the Truth conference in Olds.

I am writing to Sundre and area residents about the Sundre Branch 223 of the Royal Canadian Legion.