To the Editor

Dear Editor,

Re: “We want an equal vote in voting for the next Prime Minister” ; Sept. 16, 2020

If the author of this letter wishes to attack me, that’s okay as long as he quotes me correctly. Criticizing me won’t hurt me and insulting me won’t bother me either.

I did not say that individuals who proposed leaving Canada and creating a separate country or state were Nazis, KKK, or white nationalists. What I did say, paragraph 7 in my letter of Sept. 1, 2020, was, &ld

To the Editor,

I suppose if for no other reason than to be contrary, I would like to share a positive experience that I have had while living here in Kneehill County. I don’t believe that there has been malicious neglect, just accidental; and frankly I’m a little disappointed with the public complaining over the county’s spending. It is in many ways my fault I guess because I am advocating for public pressure to change spending policies. There is a distinction between public pr

Dear Editor,

This is a response to the author of the September 2nd opinion piece by the liberal apologist, who wrote an attack regarding Alberta’s consideration of independence. He wrote using a strawman’s argument, which I found was wanting in facts or common sense reasoning. Rather, we had to suffer through the stereotypical liberal talking points and smears that we have all become to accustom too.

Mr. Thatcher begins his attack arguing against Alberta’s independence bid by a

Dear Editor,

Here we go again! Our councillors are not being accountable to the ratepayers. In times of financial stress our councillors are again spending on pet projects by keeping ratepayers in the dark as much as possible. Two things need to be done:

1. On-going discussions in council need to be referred to in the minutes by a name not by a number because ratepayers need to know what is being discussed without having to refer to back-issues for months sometimes years to know what is being di