To the Editor

Dear Editor,

With renewed excitement surrounding the Artemis missions, it is not surprising that old questions about the Apollo moon landings are resurfacing. Some continue to wonder whether those historic missions were real. But to understand Apollo, we must place it in its proper historical context: the Cold War.

The United States and the Soviet Union were locked in a global rivalry that extended far beyond weapons. Space was a proving ground. Each nation sought to demonstrate technological su

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History-making week. First Canada: Article in National Post, Canada to reach 100,000 Maid deaths this spring. Leading the world in putting our own people to death. Then the Calgary Herald: BC school trustee fined $750,000 by human rights commission for stating there are only 2 genders, male and female. Then I learned that New Brunswick just received a shipment of LNG from Australia, 25,000 km away. No wonder many Albertans want to leave Canada. Then to the USA: State of the Union. M

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Re: Very Little Has Changed in Four Years

Four years ago, in February 2022, the outcome would have been totally different when the Freedom Convoy protest rolled into the nation’s capital, Ottawa. If this protest had originated anywhere in Central Canada, except in Western Canada, former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau would never have invoked the Emergencies Act against the protestors. This 2022 protest showed how divided the nation of Canada was four years ago, and that di

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Right Honourable L. Lewis,

Thank you for your message and email on “Unity” that you presented at the Conservative Conference in Calgary. I once lived in Ontario for 40 years, the great seat of Canadian power and have now lived in Alberta and have for over 20 years now. The perspective I have has changed greatly, as I know firsthand the damage Socialist/Communist Liberal policies have had on our province and country. Policies and infrastructure that are not challenged by