Opinion

Politicians don't always have the most stellar reputation when it comes to making themselves available to the public they were elected to serve.

The march of progress yields for no one and industries that do not adapt with technology will be left behind.

While the provincial and federal governments are often at odds over programs and policies, a new health-care agreement between the sides is welcome news for Albertans of all ages.

4-H members will challenge judges with their high-quality communication skills on Saturday, March 25 at the Strathmore Civic Centre. The Calgary 4-H region has three public speaking competitions starting at 9:30 a.m.

On behalf of the Citizens for Innisfail group I would like to thank those of you that have submitted your concerns, comments and support using our new email address at citizensforinnisfail@gmail.

Despite appearances, spring is on its way. No doubt many of us ó if not most ó are already keenly anticipating the return of warm weather and the inevitable spring thaw that follows.

I ó and I alone, absolutely no one else! ó have the answer to everything and know the real, unquestionable truth. Believe me. I know people, the best people, really! They're absolutely the greatest ó just terrific. Believe it.

March 16, 2004 Round Up file photo Sundre Fish and Wildlife officer Robert Hawley, who was at the time newly stationed at the local detachment, was pictured getting zapped with a 50,000 volt Conducted Energy Weapon (CEW), commonly known as a tazer, d

The provincial government has introduced legislation that would remove limitations on the time allowed for sexual assault victims to take legal action against offenders.