To the Editor

To the Editor:

I had the misfortune of a fall just before Easter which resulted in some bleeding, not wanting to be a burden I waited until Monday to contact the clinic, I was told by Chris the nurse practitioner to immediately go to the lab for blood work. I did and the lab technician, Lorry recognized that something was wrong as I wouldn’t quit bleeding. She asked me to stay while they processed the blood and then led me to emergency. I was examined by an intern Doctor who was extremely

Dear Editor:

If it were not for the collective focus of our society being on COVID-19 there is another event that would surely be prominent at this time. It is the 2nd year anniversary of the Humboldt Bus Crash and injured Humboldt Bronco Ryan Straschnitzki has launched a lawsuit against all parties responsible for that 2018 crash.

The parties responsible are not just the driver of the truck but also the bus driver as well as others. There is so much more to the events of April 6, 2018 than Jask

To the Editor:

Re: “Gratifying to see the recognition been given to Dr. Deena Hinshaw” (April 1, 2020)

The author starts by praising Alberta’s Chief Medical Officer (all the provinces’ chief medical officers should be praised for their services to our country), but, as usual, he diverts to denigrating the NDP and the prime minister while praising Kenny (Ever notice that he also praises Trump, the NRA, and the separatist movement?).

The author sees his political world thro

Dear Editor:

This past week I received a letter from our family doctor in Three Hills. The letter informed me that he was closing his practice and will be leaving the province. This is terrible news why would such a fine doctor want to leave. I read on “This decision (to close his practice) is based on the uncertainty in Alberta, the tearing up of the physician contract by Health Minister Tyler Shandro, the lack of trust with government, and the pure attack on family doctors” (This i