Opinion

The Olds Grizzlys are in trouble. It's not the first time, but it may be the last. Thirty-five years and $300,000 of accumulated debt has prompted the Alberta Junior Hockey League to warn of our team's possible demise. Olds is not alone.

With every passing day, it seems more and more like we've gone down the rabbit hole and slipped right into an episode of the Twilight Zone. We are now living in a remarkable time when No.

A visual lesson generally tends to carry a far more significant impact than a classroom lecture.

Earlier this month, Alberta marked the second anniversary of the most recent provincial election. I am eternally grateful to the people of Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills for entrusting me to represent our region.

Motorcycle enthusiasts have recently been enjoying some of the first opportunities of the season to hit the open road after leaving their rides safely stored away for the winter.

As France and Turkey show, populism and deepening urban/rural splits represent dangerous and confusing threats to prosperity. The populist economic urge is cropping up around the world, however dissimilar the countries may seem to be.

Sundre's council could not come to a consensus during its regular meeting last week on how to address taxes for the year.