Opinion

Wha, Wha, Wha. Do you ever get tired of the magpies or crows squawking in the morning? I do, as I am tired of farmers squawking about Bill 6. Some say it's because they weren't consulted in the process.

There's no such thing as perfect, but the past year has made clear Sundre's promising potential. The Visitor Information Centre set a milestone record number of people who came to town.

Police have recently been advising residents to take measures to avoid becoming victims of theft. Unlocked cars with valuables in sight offer an easy, tempting target for a would-be thief.

Town officials did the right thing Christmas Day when they honoured Henry Sonnenberg for his many years of cooking and organizing Christmas dinners in Olds.

It is with tremendously mixed feelings that I inform you that I am resigning my position as vice-president, advancement, effective end of day, Dec. 22, 2015.

As my husband and I prepare to spend our first Christmas in Alberta this year, I can't help but stop and ponder the true meaning of Christmas and why we celebrate the holiday.

Criticizing politicians is easy, but actually being in the hot seat making hard decisions certainly is not. Sundre council faced during its Dec.

Christmas is a time to give. And giving doesn't have to come in big packages. Giving can mean holding the door open for someone or shoveling someone's sidewalk.

As my husband and I prepare to spend our first Christmas in Alberta this year, I can't help but stop and ponder the true meaning of Christmas and why we celebrate the holiday.

To all farmers and farm supporters: For those of you who did not attend the Olds forum this is what I wrote and read, even though it fell on deaf ears. ìI am somewhat amazed we are here today having this conversation.