Opinion

Hello, and welcome to summer! Our weather has gone straight from winter to summer, and I've got no complaints about that. Our yard waste pickup has started, so let's get those yards in shape and beautify our town.

Each year on the first or second Saturday in May as the weather permits, Alberta Transportation sponsors the annual Highway Cleanup Program. Non-profit organizations are tasked with 16-kilometre (10-mile) sections of highway to sweep.

The following letter is being sent in response to Sundre Round Up editor Simon Ducatel's “Taking a stand for energy” commentary that ran in the April 19 edition of the Innisfail Province. Mr.

Physician-assisted death is no topic of light-hearted discussion for the dinner table.

Anyone with a passing familiarity with Canadian history will recognize the terms "The National Dream" and "the great pipeline debate." Most will recall that both stories were associated with scandal and great political controversy.

I was so pleased and touched by the feature article in the Round Up on Dr. Hal Irvine. My family was so fortunate to have him in Sundre in our time of need.

The sixth annual Olds High School (OHS) Interact banquet was again a huge success and your kind donations helped make it possible. With your help, OHS Interact students were able to raise just over $4,500 toward their causes.

It was a great week for the fiscal conservatives at town hall. First, they scored a huge $1.2-million savings from the tendering process to boldly move forward on the huge demolition project at the decommissioned sewage treatment plant.

Following the recent federal NDP party convention in Edmonton, Alberta's opposition parties are going to have an increasingly difficult time accusing Premier Rachel Notley of being out to destroy the province's energy sector.