Opinion

Anyone who's remotely inclined toward critical thought most likely dismisses the ramblings of a divisive, self-proclaimed pundit like Ezra Levant without a second thought.

Energy East would be bad for Alberta, contrary to popular opinion. Building the pipeline would contribute nothing to solving the most serious economic problem we face: excessive dependence on the oil and gas industry.

The former federal government that ran six consecutive deficits and racked up an additional $100-plus billion to our national debt seems to be kicking up its hypocritical rhetoric a few notches.

Sometimes it's important to sit back and think about what it would take to make a better world. I am in Florida presently, sitting on a patio overlooking a wide sandy beach with white-capped ocean waves rolling along the shoreline.

Drivers should all know what to do when they see red and blue emergency lights flashing — they probably shouldn't have a licence if they don't.

By now, plenty of us have been receiving our tax papers such as T-4 slips.

Anyone who's remotely inclined toward critical thought most likely dismisses the ramblings of a divisive, self-proclaimed pundit like Ezra Levant without a second thought.

Re: Residents upset re: snow removal tickets, Olds Albertan, Feb. 23: I'm writing you about the statement made by Olds CAO Norm Mcinnis in this article where he said tickets weren't handed out at 5 a.m.

Horse racetracks have been an intersection of rural and urban Alberta that has remained constant for more than a century and the evolution of the agrarian and petroleum economies.

Many people say that everything happens for a reason, that events are meant to guide you along your journey through life. We reflect on some periods of our lives fondly and are often saddened when one comes to an end.