Opinion

As warm, dry temperatures continue to smash new records, the threat of wildfire in a semi-arid province like Alberta becomes a clear and present danger.

The Sundre Hospital and Care Centre's long-term care beds might have just been thrown a lifeline. Or at least five of them have.

Hard times trigger hard decisions. Greenwood Neighbourhood Place (GNP) is a non-profit community resource centre and is one of the many victims of Alberta's economic crisis. But we are determined to survive.

As warm, dry temperatures continue to smash new records, the threat of wildfire in a semi-arid province like Alberta becomes a clear and present danger.

Facing Alberta's greatest disaster ever, Premier Rachel Notley deserves praise for her response to the ongoing wildfire tragedy in Fort McMurray.

The hearts of all Albertans are in Fort McMurray right now as the community deals with the devastating wildfires that are still ongoing. Let me first offer my thoughts and prayers to all those who have been affected by this tragic situation.

A Sundre man recently killed while riding his motorcycle home from Olds was an avid vehicle and outdoor enthusiast who enjoyed volunteering in the community and spending time with friends and family.

The older I get the more I am beginning to understand how strangely fragile life really is. It seems as though lately I have been hearing that more and more people I know have passed away unexpectedly.

Regardless of whether a person accepts climate science, no one is likely to refute the fact that emissions caused by our vehicles and industry are polluting the air. There's a lot more than just CO2 in those emissions.