Opinion

I'd like to reference the letter entitled “Free-roaming horse contraception program run by skilled volunteers” published in the Aug. 23 issue of the Sundre Round Up. In my previous letter that ran in the Aug.

Aug. 31, 1977. With the Labour Day weekend approaching, Dr. Hugh Horner, deputy premier and minister of transportation, issued an appeal to Alberta drivers to use the highways with care during this last holiday weekend of the summer season.

A B.C. couple was recently exonerated from terror charges stemming from a 2013 incident after a judge determined evidence clearly showed authorities had entrapped the two.

I recently spent time in the Sundre Hospital and Care Centre. The biggest pleasure of my stay was spending time in the palliative care gardens. This garden is a hidden gem located just off the sunroom.

Rejoice, local hockey and figure skating fans! Recent upgrades to the Sundre arena represent a significant improvement for the aging facility.

I would like to respond to the Aug. 16 letter “Horse contraception programs” in the Round Up written by Murray Bates. While it is encouraging that Mr.

Where is the line drawn between choice and coercion? At what point is a person's decision the result of free will as opposed to a lifetime of indoctrination? Many husbands in Iran recently launched a social media campaign to express solidarity with t

There's no doubt that 2015-16 was a bad year for Alberta's public finances. And with the release of the provincial government's 2015-16 annual report, we now know just how bad it was.

With the provincewide economy still battered with no appreciable recovery in sight, Central Alberta, including Innisfail, needs some days when a piece of good economic news will at least give hope for better days ahead.