Opinion

Is Fort McMurray the extreme threat to the planet that American global warming activists warn when they say continued production from the Canadian oilsands could destroy the world? The numbers say otherwise. Numbers can be tedious and boring.

The federal government has announced that it will be creating an external board of civilian advisors to increase and strengthen oversight of RCMP management. The move is being made to improve the way the force deals with bullying and harassment.

The sad news emanating out of our federal Finance Department made me feel very old.

The federal government has announced that it will be creating an external board of civilian advisors to increase and strengthen oversight of RCMP management. The move is being made to improve the way the force deals with bullying and harassment.

Most Friday nights I check Vision TV to see who the Gaither Gospel Hour is featuring. The program highlights many artists of southern gospel renown.

Re: “Reduce carbon in a serious way,” p. 20, Dec.

Is Fort McMurray the extreme threat to the planet that American global warming activists warn when they say continued production from the Canadian oilsands could destroy the world? The numbers say otherwise. Numbers can be tedious and boring.

Having returned from my Christmas holiday in B.C. I sat down to watch some television on a lazy Saturday. It was a nice visit to the Okanagan to see my mom and my sister and her family and get some nice family time.

A rather disconcerting number of people have bought — hook, line and sinker — the notion that the United Nations (UN) is some insidiously nefarious globalist cabal that apparently wants to impose a new world order.

The more things change, the more they stay the same. Maybe that’s because if there’s one thing people generally don’t like, it’s change.