Opinion

Jan. 31, 1990 The Sundre Fire Department dispatched two trucks and eight firefighters in response to a 2 a.m. blaze at the former Sunpine Forest Products Mill on Tuesday, Jan. 30.

Jan. 31, 1990 The Sundre Fire Department dispatched two trucks and eight firefighters in response to a 2 a.m. blaze at the former Sunpine Forest Products Mill on Tuesday, Jan. 30.

A recent story has thrust Hugh Sutherland School and Carstairs into the news. The story, which appeared on both Global News and in this paper, spoke about student posters at the school displaying Nazi propaganda.

It’s been 110 years since Lucy Maud Montgomery published Anne of Green Gables, and it remains as close to the mythical Great Canadian Novel as has ever been written.

It would seem to go without saying that protecting the health and well-being of Albertans, and young people in particular, would be a top priority for the provincial government.

A newly released report from the province’s Child and Youth Advocate points to the great work being done by many stakeholders to help protect and promote Alberta’s young people.

Archaeologists named her Sunrise Girl-Child, Xach’itee’aanenh T’eede Gaay in the language of the Tanana River people in central Alaska where her skeleton was found in 2010.

There are two certainties in the wake of last week’s explosive story about Berkley the bear’s drive-thru visit to the local Dairy Queen.