Letters to the Editor
Exhibition management needs to solve their own problems
By Lethbridge Herald on December 1st, 2023
Editor: With regard to the Lethbridge Exhibition CEO seeking financial help from the City of Lethbridge: Gross incompetence is the only way I can explain the handling of the expansion costs for the Lethbridge and District Exhibition. To have under budgeted $6,742,315.72 in construction costs and not addressing additional operating expenses of $400,000 is irresponsible ... Read More »
1 responseHub will cost us for years
By Lethbridge Herald on December 1st, 2023
Editor: It didn’t take long. The Agri-food Hub and Trade Centre has asked the city for $ 6.75 million or a grant of $ 2 million. When this project was first announced, our mayor stated that the new centre would never cost the taxpayers a single cent. What happened Mayor Hyggen? Anyone with half a ... Read More »
1 responseUCP policy is all about money and the economy
By Lethbridge Herald on November 25th, 2023
Editor: Taylorism is the plastic wrap of our century. Scientific management, so beloved by Conservatives of all stripes, from Preston Manning, Harper and Kenney; to the Obergs, Denings and Horners of the UCP. Some see elements of Ayn Rand’s economic rationalism, followed by Mrs. Thatcher and Mr. Reagan and the University of Chicago spin-off, University ... Read More »
4 responsesAlbertans need to be careful who they elect to lead them
By Lethbridge Herald on November 25th, 2023
Editor: So, it seems that our radio-talk-show-hostess Premier has publicly admitted that her proposal to quit the Canada Pension Plan was intended to start a national conversation on her province’s grievances! She also claims that the “federal government continues to …disadvantage us in so many ways and are now actively trying to destroy our (energy) ... Read More »
9 responsesUCP policy is all about money and the economy
By Lethbridge Herald on November 25th, 2023
Editor: Taylorism is the plastic wrap of our century. Scientific management, so beloved by Conservatives of all stripes, from Preston Manning, Harper and Kenney; to the Obergs, Denings and Horners of the UCP. Some see elements of Ayn Rand’s economic rationalism, followed by Mrs. Thatcher and Mr. Reagan and the University of Chicago spin-off, University ... Read More »
2 responsesChickens on hearing agenda
By Lethbridge Herald on November 24th, 2023
Editor: Today urban backyard hens are legal in over a dozen cities and towns in Alberta. I did some simple research by calling and looking up the administration of a handful of these cities – Edmonton, Calgary, Airdrie, Red Deer and Grand Prairie with one simple question; “How many complaints have you received regarding backyard ... Read More »
1 responseMany continue to remember the sacrifices of those who served Canada
By Lethbridge Herald on November 24th, 2023
Editor: Another Remembrance Day has passed and hopefully our war veterans can continually be memorialized and remembered throughout the year. Many companies, service groups, entities and individuals continue to remember the sacrifices our vets gave us to enjoy the freedom we have. Service groups such as the AN&AF Club and the Legion have year-round functions ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Health changes a big mistake
By Lethbridge Herald on November 22nd, 2023
Editor: Re: Health care reorganization in Alberta: It’s called throwing the baby out with the bath: AHS already has a zone structure and Primary Care Network (PCN) boards across Alberta to allow for local decision making. It has taken awhile but there has been much local stakeholder input and communication taking place, allowed to flourish ... Read More »
6 responsesProvincial government has a double standard on energy affordability issues
By Lethbridge Herald on November 22nd, 2023
Editor: The UCP government has expressed its concern and disagreement regarding the changes the federal government has announced to temporarily removing its carbon tax on home heating oil. As reported in a statement to Postmedia, Treasury Board and Finance Minister Nate Horner called on the federal government to make carbon tax exemptions for all fuel ... Read More »
8 responsesSome real help needed for the downtown homeless
By Lethbridge Herald on November 16th, 2023
Editor: I am addressing what i consider out of control chaos in downtown Lethbridge. At this moment, I should be a retired woman enjoying life. I was invited back to my previous workplace to work with the staff as I still have experience to share. On February 2, 2022, when I was the first to ... Read More »
4 responsesWho is the real terrorist when it comes to the Canada Pension Plan?
By Lethbridge Herald on November 15th, 2023
Editor: It has been a long time since my last letter, but I am tired of reading nonsense comments. Somebody wrote about the UCP taking a most democratic approach. It made me laugh. When we do not understand a concept, is better to keep our fingers quiet. Rich countries are democratic when they can do ... Read More »
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