Opinion

So, we are into another federal election hoopla once again. On May 2 I will dutifully trudge to the poll, enter the polling booth and mark my X for the candidate of my choice, as I have since I was old enough to vote.

Something in Canada stinks right now.

The massive earthquake and subsequent tsunami that hit Japan are horrendous and heart-wrenching, and our thoughts are with the people of that country as they cope with the aftermath and the terrible losses they have suffered.

Once again millions of school children will have their schedule disrupted as our clocks are re-adjusted to the new time designations.

Banning clustered development is, for me, a near-sighted exercise that will come back to bite the growth pressures that are inevitable.

The world is not always as it appears on the surface, this is graphically illustrated by the tumultuous events taking place across the Arab countries.

The Harper and Obama administrations have called for sanctions to be imposed on arms sales to Libya. Additionally, UN officials are saying Muammar Gaddafi could be prosecuted as a war criminal.

The old adage that kids will be kids is good and well when it comes to such things as game playing and even harmless mischief.

I have grave concerns about the east side water and sewer project as was presented by the Town of Sundre.

Once again millions of school children will have their schedule disrupted as our clocks are re adjusted to the new time designations.