To the Editor

Dear Editor,

There is a lot of confusion around Canada’s equalization payment program. Among those confused is a recent letter writer to the Capital. If people believe what he says, then his confusion is passed on to others as truth – which it isn’t. Unfortunately, Albertans have been so propagandized by their own media and politicians that equalization payments have become a complaint that has caused considerable animosity between provinces and the people that reside in them.

Dear Editor,

I recently saw a post on Facebook of photos of President Trump and his family, nothing political mentioned. One of the comments posted was that he was a self centred lying narcissist who was was destroying democracy and dividing millions. I thought that auto correct had changed Trudeau to Trump as the comments apply more correctly to PM Trudeau than to President Trump. The President could well be a self centred narcissist but there is no doubt that our PM is. The President has been

Dear Editor,

Re: “We want an equal vote in voting for the next Prime Minister” ; Sept. 16, 2020

If the author of this letter wishes to attack me, that’s okay as long as he quotes me correctly. Criticizing me won’t hurt me and insulting me won’t bother me either.

I did not say that individuals who proposed leaving Canada and creating a separate country or state were Nazis, KKK, or white nationalists. What I did say, paragraph 7 in my letter of Sept. 1, 2020, was, &ld

To the Editor,

I suppose if for no other reason than to be contrary, I would like to share a positive experience that I have had while living here in Kneehill County. I don’t believe that there has been malicious neglect, just accidental; and frankly I’m a little disappointed with the public complaining over the county’s spending. It is in many ways my fault I guess because I am advocating for public pressure to change spending policies. There is a distinction between public pr