To the Editor

Dear Editor,

As a society known as Kneehill Urban & Rural Advocacy Society (KURAS and on Facebook with 1000 followers), we’d like to express a host of concerns that need addressing within the County. We wrote an open letter to Kneehill County in the Three Hills Capital in January about some important issues for all County residents, but absolutely nothing was offered in response. It appears that the claims of “we want to hear from you” go unheeded unless you’re on the

Dear Editor:

Have people heard that the northern regions of the world are experiencing huge increases in temperatures? Must be from all the hot air generated by politicians around the world (especially from Putin’s cronies in Moscow, from the Chinese Communist Party in Beijing, and from the politicians in Washington, DC).

The pandemic has some positive side affects: the air is cleaner because fewer people are driving. The air quality has improved so much that in many cities around the worl

Dear Editor,

Re: “Public life comes from the same bloodline” 5/27/2020

The author fails to mention the differences between the two countries. The so-called “same bloodline” ended when the Loyalists were forced to move to Canada when the Americans defeated the British in their war for independence.

From that point on, the history and culture of the two countries went in different directions. Canada evolved with different histories, different cultural values, different poli

Dear Editor,

If you think that the provincial government wants to ruin your summer you may be right; just not in the way you were thinking. The provincial government, under the guise of “optimising Alberta’s parks” has proposed removing 164 parks from the park system. Locally, that means removing Dry Island Buffalo Jump and Tolman Bridge as parks. It proposes a new “partnership,” which put plainly, means selling the land or leasing the land permanently to a new land