To the Editor

Dear Editor,

By and large, politics is akin to screaming in a vacuum. It may be that the issues are not worth debating, I mean who really cares about road bans and utilities, chickens and bylaws? Presumably the council does, but what purpose can the council serve or how much do they really care if there is no debate and every motion receives near unanimous support? I am not writing about our county council, I am speaking of our provincial legislature. Debate is the only means by which some ideas

To the Editor:

Re: Trochu Food Bank

It seems that someone in the community has been spreading a rumour that the Trochu & District Inter Church Food Bank (aka Trochu Food Bank) has been closed.

As long as I have been associated with The Trochu Food Bank (8.5 years), it has never been closed. If someone in our area is in need of food, that person can call the Trochu Town office (403-442-3085), and the staff will contact us.

From there, we contact the client. Afterwords, we deliver the food to

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