By Letter to the Editor on September 13th, 2018
Re: “Why do social media users choose to intentionally add to someone’s pain?,” Sept. 8 I want to direct a few facts to the statement made by Mr. Mueller: The favourite target these days seems to be immigrants from Muslim countries. Could it be possible that the verses of Islam from the Qur’an to hate ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!By Letter to the Editor on September 10th, 2018
Re: “If Tories want to lead on climate change they must embrace a price on carbon,” Aug. 27 I’m betting these Reformers, pretending to be conservatives, have no intention of doing anything about climate change, as Peter Lougheed found out. For years Lougheed urged the Klein and Stelmach governments to slow down the growth of ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!By Letter to the Editor on September 10th, 2018
Medicine Hat’s city council is facing a delicate task choosing a location for the supervised consumption site and council members are most likely putting in extra hours as a result. It would be my guess more time is being spent fielding calls from the NIMBY (not in my back yard) slice of our community than ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!By Letter to the Editor on September 7th, 2018
In 1981 I took a photo with Boyd Stevens in it with his vintage gas pump. I am sorry to hear that his place burned down in 2016. Is it possible to find out where he is now? I would like to give him or his family a print. The print can be seen at ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!By Letter to the Editor on September 6th, 2018
Re: “Injection stes column offers ‘ignorant views on drug debate,” Aug. 13 I was greatly amused by the so-called addictions counsellor from Kelowna spouting off about how ignorant the educated can be. Why? Because an addictions counsellor would know the truth and understand that addiction kills. What is addiction? It is the violent killing of ... Read More »
2 responsesBy Letter to the Editor on September 5th, 2018
Re: “B.C. needs your sympathy,” Aug 22. Yes, Mr. MacLaren, I can imagine the uproar from B.C. if they were dealing with Alberta smoke. Protesters of all description would no doubt be on the move, financed by who and how we know not. Our lovely, unbiased media, especially CBC would certainly drone on. Unfortunately the ... Read More »
1 responseBy Letter to the Editor on September 5th, 2018
Unity. For most members of the Conservative cause it is the vehicle for achieving our goals, it is our greatest strength to have a united consensus voice, all opinions heard and debated, and one combined vision to prosperity. I remember the recent leadership elections in the CPC and UCP, stronger together, do not recklessly split ... Read More »
1 responseBy Letter to the Editor on September 5th, 2018
Tax increase, suffocating regulations and veto powers granted by courts to aboriginal and environmental groups make it extremely difficult for Alberta to return to a competitive business environment. Rachel Notley and Justin Trudeau have throttled the energy sector, the engine of the Canadian economy by regulating it to death. The latest example is the Trans ... Read More »
1 responseBy Letter to the Editor on September 4th, 2018
Let me try to understand. Your first issue after the death of Sen. John McCain features sheepdogs on the front page, above the fold. Please tell me you were on a weekend long bender. I can try to tolerate the abysmal spelling and grammar, but this sets a new low. I won’t soon forget this ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!By Letter to the Editor on September 1st, 2018
Re: “Injection sites column offers ‘ignorant view’ on drug debate,” Aug. 13 Anyone who wanted a good laugh should have read the non-sensical tirade by that clown from Kelowna about safe consumption sites. According to him those who oppose “safe” injection sites are the same kind of “uneducated, hateful, self-righteous bigots” who approved Brexit in ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!By Letter to the Editor on August 31st, 2018
Re: “If Tories want to lead on climate change, they must embrace a price on carbon,” Aug. 27. Carol Lavallee has written an excellent commentary regarding worldwide climate change. I’d like to add that it ought to be the companies producing fossil fuels that pay the highest percentage — 100 per cent — on each ... Read More »
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