By Lethbridge Herald on April 13th, 2022
Editor: Regarding the Guest Column of April 7, 2022, by the Minister of Environment and Parks, the Hon. Jason Nixon. Headlined: âAlberta wonât accept production cuts in climate planâ My first question is this â Is the Honourable Minister of Environment and Parks not responsible for protecting and defending the environment and parks for Albertans? ... Read More »
3 responsesBy Lethbridge Herald on April 9th, 2022
Editor:  One might criticize the Heraldâs recent poll asking if Prime Minister Trudeau should be considered a dictator with words like âdismayâ or âdisappointmentâ but that would be too soft. The poll deserves condemnation as it stands and was made worse when the word âdictatorâ was not placed in quotation marks to denote its original ... Read More »
12 responsesBy Lethbridge Herald on April 9th, 2022
Editor: A big toast to Tom Yeoman regarding his letter in the Herald dated April 6. His letter expressed very eloquently my take on what is happening in Ottawa – a view that is shared by the vast majority in my circle. We have seen what the man from Ottawa and his clique have accomplished ... Read More »
14 responsesBy Lethbridge Herald on April 7th, 2022
Editor: Recently Rachael Thomas read out to Parliament, the definition of the term dictator. The definition stated that a dictator obtains absolute power over a country by force. Ms. Thomas then goes on to draw the conclusion, based on this definition, that Mr. Trudeau is a dictator, and that âmany Canadiansâ believe he is a ... Read More »
20 responsesBy Lethbridge Herald on April 6th, 2022
Editor: âPolitics is full of children,â veteran British PM Margaret Thatcher once quipped. Weâve just seen some really thin-skinned ones overreact (April 1) to a retweeted criticism of Justin Trudeau by our MP Rachael Thomas. The tweet itself, by EU Parliamentarian Mislav KolakuĹĄi, is deadly accurate. âDictatorâ?! Let the Liberals recoil! Yet Trudeau himself told ... Read More »
18 responsesBy Lethbridge Herald on April 6th, 2022
Editor: As an institution dedicated to the creation and dissemination of knowledge and creative work, the members of the University of Lethbridge community should review their experiences as a consequence of the universityâs recent strike/lockout. Such a review is important especially in light of the many financial and career negative impacts the strike/lockout imposed on ... Read More »
3 responsesBy Lethbridge Herald on April 1st, 2022
Editor: It didnât take long for our sort of freshly minted federal government to vigorously renew its attacks on the oil industry and therefore Alberta. As an Albertan, I get the message. Trudeau/Singh incorporated donât want Alberta to remain in Canada. Destroying the oil industry is official federal policy. Devastating the Alberta economy and the ... Read More »
16 responsesBy Lethbridge Herald on April 1st, 2022
Editor:Â I have watched large corporations making obscene profits under the guise of supply chain shortages due to the pandemic. One lumber company in B.C. posted earnings in 2021 of 800 million dollars, up from 219 million in 2020. Thatâs why weâre paying $10 plus for an eight-foot 2×4. Oil companies posting record profits. Iâm ... Read More »
5 responsesBy Lethbridge Herald on April 1st, 2022
Editor: The war with Ukraine by Russia prompted me to contact the Canadian Red Cross and initiate a month-long fundraiser to end on March 31, my 80th birthday. This fundraiser towards Ukraine disaster relief was initiated on March 1. By March 29, $15,600 has been reached, raised at my site http://www.redcross.ca/UkraineCrisis/80thBirthday [1] . Early on, ... Read More »
2 responsesBy Lethbridge Herald on March 31st, 2022
Editor: The March 24th letter titled âThe political circus will be leaving townâ I thought must be some snippet of a greater paradoxical howler for the comedy group, perhaps the one following said âcircusâ. For alas, the paradox (albeit not provincial) is that our federal shifty lefty Liberals and hard-core lefty NDP never much in ... Read More »
7 responsesBy Lethbridge Herald on March 30th, 2022
Editor: It would be a lie to say I wasnât looking forward to what was sure to be the drama-fest of every political junkieâs dreams. Iâm sad to miss out on the drama in person – but Iâm glad. It was the right move for the UCP to cancel the Red Deer meeting and switch ... Read More »
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