Opinion

I am writing in response to Bev Currie’s Letter to the editor re: “Apology wanted from MP” in the March 15 issue of the Innisfail Province. There is no reason to apologize to farmers.

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.

Editorial 3-22 Poison warning messages must get through 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.

Ever since I first started reading about the proposal to build a grandiose sports complex in Sundre I wondered “why?”. Before I get into this, I want you to know that my thoughts have nothing to do with facts or statistics. They are just my opinions.

As a former mayor, former town councillor, former resident, former property owner, former business person and former president of the Chamber of Commerce in the Town of Sundre, I feel compelled to address the issues of the east-side servicing.

By all accounts it wasn’t a very good week for Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his minority Conservatives.

Hall Pass: two and a half stars Rated: R for coarse language, nudity, and mature subject matter A recent survey taken by MSNBC.com shows that one in five, or 22 per cent of people in a monogamous relationship have cheated on their current partner.

Criminal cases in Canada, including in West Central Alberta, usually boil down to a battle between Crown prosecutors and the accused and his or her lawyer, with each side arguing the merits of their respective positions before a judge or judge and ju

On Feb. 28 Jason Kenney, Canadian Minister of Immigration and Multiculturalism apologized to the House of Commons. “This is very serious and unacceptable,” said Kenney’s spokesman Alykhan Velshi.

With new and improved Internet communication devices coming into common use seemingly every other day, the use of the web in everyday life has never been more widespread in communities everywhere.