To the Editor

Dear Editor,

Re: Fantasies Of The Provincial NDP

I am writing to share my concerns regarding the potential outcome of the next provincial election. I believe that if the provincial NDP is given a second chance to govern, Alberta will face irreversible consequences and potentially will no longer be able to recover. It is my view that such a result would be devastating for the future of our province. But I have every bit of confidence that history will not repeat itself in 2027. For the most part,

Dear Editor,

The old man shuffled into the shop. Between a newly inflamed sciatica and his herniated disc, each step felt like plodding through wet cement. The attendant greeted him in accented English. He jolted, looked up, grunted suspiciously. Guided to a chair, he heaved himself downward and caught the eyes of the man in the mirror. “What’ll it be, boss?” “Clean up the sides, tidy up the top, that’s it.” The barber nodded and began. “How is your day,

Dear Editor,

Canada is not a serious country; it is ruled by non-serious people. My favourite Canadian newspaper is the National Post. The reason is, although like most papers it is subsidized by the Federal government, it allows its columnists to expose their asinine decisions. There have been several columns detailing PM Carney’s abandonment of the Jewish people and the likely exodus of many, a great loss to Canada. Also, today I read that Canada is readying to protect teenagers from Tik

Dear Editor,

Re: What’s On Trump’s Bucket List?

I am writing to share my thoughts and concerns regarding the stability of the current peace treaty signed between Iran and the United States and the overall escalating tensions in the Middle East. I often wonder which nation might be the first to break this agreement? It seems that Israel has a deep, historical understanding of Iran’s practises dating back to biblical times. Unfortunately, it appears the President of the United St