Letters to the Editor
Danielle Smith building a wall and Albertans paying for it
By Lethbridge Herald on December 21st, 2024
Editor: How long ago was it that our premier was reporting that the U.S. airlines were releasing chem trails in the skies over Alberta? Then came the claim that the federal government was proposing a cap on oil production when in fact it is to be directed at emissions as part our due diligent to ... Read More »
2 responsesLethbridge residents need to think about the future of their water supply
By Lethbridge Herald on December 18th, 2024
Editor: I’m hoping to reach all the large water users and citizens of southern Alberta who read this paper. Are you watching or listening to what’s happening in regards to water and water allocation in the province? I attended the Alberta government open house in Fort Macleod on Dec. 9 and I was very disappointed ... Read More »
18 responsesCriminals haven’t been affected by bans
By Lethbridge Herald on December 14th, 2024
Editor: I have been interested in firearms my entire life. From the very first time I shot tin cans with a .22 on the farm with my dad I was hooked. It has been a lifelong passion of mine to learn, and share with all those I can. I have been a member or served ... Read More »
34 responsesThreatening a tariff could backfire on the U.S.
By Lethbridge Herald on December 14th, 2024
Editor: Mr. Trump don’t count your chickens before they hatch by threatening Canada and Mexico over the 25 percent tariff on goods from these countries. This is like a slap on the face that could backfire on you too, and the former NAFTA agreement that Trump revised and called USMCA according to his liking. These ... Read More »
18 responsesAn open letter to MLA Petrovic on non-renewable energy
By Lethbridge Herald on December 13th, 2024
Editor: Dear MLA Petrovic: I am writing to address a number of concerns with policies that have recently been proposed and in some cases, adopted. Are all of these issues occurring because lobbyists with tight ties to government want these changes? My primary concern: Cutting-edge science and the protection of Alberta’s precious and lauded environment ... Read More »
5 responsesNeudorf would be a great asset to Alberta if he crossed the floor
By Lethbridge Herald on December 11th, 2024
Editor: This summer I wrote a personal letter to our MLA Mr. Neudorf, suggesting that maybe he is in the wrong side of the legislature and that a short walk across the floor, would greatly enhance his image for the next election. I suggested he take a few of his colleagues with him to maybe ... Read More »
6 responsesCity administration and council are failing Lethbridge taxpayers
By Lethbridge Herald on December 7th, 2024
Editor: It appears City administration and city councillors are failing taxpayers. Their job, and only job, is to ensure responsible oversight when investing in projects and services for the benefit of citizens. The population is growing slowly, however management positions have doubled in the last few years. Now you want four more managers in Fire/EMS. ... Read More »
18 responsesDomestic cats have no business being left outdoors to roam
By Lethbridge Herald on December 7th, 2024
Editor: Re: Dale E. Finlay’s letter of Nov. 29: First, let me say I have friends and relatives who have or have had barn cats, and several friends and my own family have adopted feral cats, so much of what follows is based on personal experience. Do the duties of free-ranging cats include the yearly ... Read More »
1 responseLethbridge West residents need to vote with their heads
By Lethbridge Herald on December 4th, 2024
Editor: There was a time when I was quite a bit younger than I am now, that I voted for only one Alberta party at every election time. But as I got older, I began to realize that my party of choice was becoming to far right for me so I began voting with my ... Read More »
37 responsesRoaming cats are not a problem in Lethbridge
By Lethbridge Herald on November 30th, 2024
Editor: I hope that more people will realize that cats have been a free-range animal for centuries. The reason being that cats were used to keep down rats, mice and were company for those that owned them. I find people’s lack of knowledge of this fact is the cause of the new animal nonsense that’s ... Read More »
3 responsesGrassy Mountain mine poses a threat to environment
By Lethbridge Herald on November 30th, 2024
Editor: On Nov. 25, 1,957 of the 6,007 eligible Crowsnest Pass residents voted in favour of Northback’s Grassy Mountain coal mining project. This non-binding referendum excluded the 2,416 taxpayers who do not live there full-time. The result will be used by the Crowsnest Pass MD to lobby in support of the mine though it is ... Read More »
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