Opinion

I was reading about how the Town of Sundre is considering buying some rock sculptures to put on display as a tourist attraction around Sundre ñ to a tune of around $100,000 each.

Since moving to Sundre, I have become acquainted with the fact that there aren't many rental options for living arrangements within the community. When I was initially offered this job in town, I only had two weeks to find a place to live.

In September, 1980 when I arrived in Sault Ste.

The Alberta legislature is building a time capsule to mark our province's centennial anniversary.

The economic case for a high-speed train in Alberta is extremely weak.

With rural communities across Canada, including right here in West Central Alberta, under increasing pressure to attract and retain doctors and nurses to their smaller hospitals and clinics, anything that serves to alleviate the situation is welcome

As Innisfailians continue to bravely face what may well turn out to be the harshest winter ever, they might want to take some comfort at the excellent job the town's beleaguered public works crews are doing in cleaning up the white and bitterly cold

As we loosen our belts from too much Christmas turkey and beverage at serendipitous gatherings with loved ones there could be no better time to take stock.

As 2012 comes to a close people in the U.S. and Canada can look back on 12 months marked by many highlights, including a gradual return to economic health following the recession.

With all of these stolen Christmas lights around Sundre I wonder where the spirit of Christmas has gone. Christmas is supposed to be a time for giving, for thinking of others and cherishing your loved ones.