Letters to the Editor
Talking transit’s master plan
By Lethbridge Herald on August 20th, 2016
On June 16, I attended a public information session for the development for the new master plan at city hall. I learned the following about the process: Transit administrators are gathering their operational data, a consulting firm has been hired to create their version of the master plan and while these activities are in progress ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!A spirit of co-operation
By Lethbridge Herald on May 6th, 2016
Re: “Independent schools have place in Alberta,†April 29 Lethbridge Herald. This article is an interesting statistical read. It mentions a group called Public Interest Alberta. They call to end private and charter school funding, and use the crutch that extra funding is used to run charter schools. The referred to article spells out clearly ... Read More »
3 responsesCity’s dealings with fort were always cordial in the past
By Lethbridge Herald on March 1st, 2016
I had the pleasure of serving on the Fort Whoop-Up Interpretive Society board of directors for more than a decade, including two terms as vice-president. I can state with some insight that during my tenure, relations between the City of Lethbridge and the society were always most cordial; the city was our staunchest and most ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Tories’ folly still causing grief
By Lethbridge Herald on March 1st, 2016
The often-reported high cost of housing, especially in Vancouver and Toronto, has now reached the new federal government. It has just announced a doubling of the down payment for Canadians who purchase the more expensive homes. The cause and result of this real estate tragedy, however, is never reported. If we remember back in 2014 ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Why does wind-energy industry need subsidies?
By Lethbridge Herald on February 15th, 2016
In his Monday’s sermon “Praise the Wind†(Feb 8/16), Mr. Hornung, the president of Canadian Wind Energy Association, claims that wind turbines: don’t cause health issues; kill only a very few birds; don’t need continuing shadowing from other electricity sources; that their costs are decreasing; that wind energy today is competitive; and that wind is ... Read More »
2 responsesResidents bearing heavier load in landfill charges
By Lethbridge Herald on January 29th, 2016
This is further to my letter published in the Lethbridge Herald Jan. 16 regarding the proposed curbside recycling program. Last year we replaced our bed. We disposed of the old bed at the landfill. It weighed 200 pounds and cost us $7. (In weight and volume it equalled our yearly garbage of six bins, for ... Read More »
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