To the Editor

Dear Editor,

Last week the Editor asked if there was anyone who believed Jason Kenny was the one to lead us into the future. It looks like it won’t be him but until I see someone better in the running I will stick with him. I do not understand the thinking of those who dislike him so much that they would consider electing the NDP. They did tremendous harm the 4 years they mismanaged Alberta in cooperation with Justin Trudeau, imagine the havoc if they got another chance to partner with him

Dear Editor,

Regardless of which side of the fence you sit on when it comes to this issue of vaccination, you have to admire those that are part of this Convoy to Ottawa.

Something that started out as a simple protest by the Truckers against mandatory vaccination, has taken on a life of its own. Thousands upon thousands of people have joined this convoy, they are coming from all parts of Canada. They are flying the Canadian flags from their trucks. When they roll into a town, they are met by loc

Dear Editor,

Re: “RCMP CBA Negotiations” by Martin Shields; Jan. 19, 2022

Has the public noticed that Mr. Kenny’s gov’t continues to attack the public sector? First of all, we had the running battles with doctors and nurses over salaries and working condition, and now we see our gov’t going after the RCMP and the teachers.

All of these actions are attempts to divert attention from Kenny’s failures as a leader (The public must obey health rules and restrictions

Dear Editor,

Forty billion dollars!

That’s a lot of money. This is the amount the Canadian Federal Government is planning to put towards reconciling Indigenous people on behalf of all Canadians.

But, who is really to blame for the residential schools?

Sixty-six per cent of respondents to a recent survey say the church is responsible for the tragedies that took place at residential schools in Canada, while 34 per cent say the federal government should be blamed.

Two-thirds of Canadians beli