By Letter to the Editor on March 27th, 2021
Editor: I was utterly appalled at the claim made by Mr. Nathan Neudorf in the Lethbridge Herald article of 19 March 2021 (https://lethbridgeherald.com/news/lethbridge-news/2021/03/19/province-taking-notice-of-high-city-covid-numbers/) that the sharp rise in cases is specifically due to “socio-economic factors, multi-generation families and the number of people for whom English is a second language”. This claim on his part flies ... Read More »
12 responsesBy Letter to the Editor on March 27th, 2021
Editor: I’m astonished at the audacity of Shannon Phillips. After reading her Facebook posting regarding a Standing Committee meeting, I cannot keep silent any longer. Phillips is the Committee Chair of Public Accounts. Their mandate is to review the reports of the Auditor General of Alberta and the public accounts of the province. She badly ... Read More »
16 responsesBy Letter to the Editor on March 26th, 2021
Editor: read the news about the Apostolic Signatura’s decision in relation to St. Patrick’s in Lethbridge, and the letter from Josephine Aristone, with interest. With Catholic churches closing across the country for financial and pastoral reasons, and likely to be moreso at an even quicker rate in a post-Covid world, I agree with Josephine’s comment, ... Read More »
1 responseBy Letter to the Editor on March 26th, 2021
Editor: In a letter to the editor on March 16, there was some information being spread about the colonies and outside people bringing the COVID-19 virus into Lethbridge, which is totally false. I would like to have Pat Berthelot check the numbers that The Herald prints in every paper breaking up the South zone Covid ... Read More »
1 responseBy Letter to the Editor on March 25th, 2021
Editor: Re: “Coal industry lobbied hard to change Coal Policy” – Lethbridge Herald, March 9. In a March 15 pronouncement Jason Kenney, speaking from a lectern inscribed with the slogan “Standing Up for Albertans” made this statement: “At the end of the day ordinary Alberta voters are the boss in our democracy”. But before that ... Read More »
7 responsesBy Letter to the Editor on March 25th, 2021
Editor: On 12th May 2020, MP Rachael Harder produced and shared a FaceBook assault on the then Heritage Minister’s attempt to stifle COVID 19 misinformation (according to Harder). Her main point was to defend free speech. I am not questioning the correctness of her position, rather I am wondering whether she supports Premier Kenney’s recent ... Read More »
12 responsesBy Letter to the Editor on March 25th, 2021
overnment used my tax money to fund a war room to battle the environment and apply conversion therapy to people and groups who are under the mad delusion that oil and gas development has negative impacts on the environment. But I worry no longer, now that I see the Alberta War Room warning parents and ... Read More »
8 responsesBy Letter to the Editor on March 20th, 2021
Editor: I am not a Liberal Party supporter; never voted for them. But I dislike the way some people call Justin Trudeau a “former drama teacher” to mock him. Drama, as in many forms of art, is important for the quality of life. It forces us to advance our skills in thinking. Also it teaches ... Read More »
7 responsesBy Letter to the Editor on March 20th, 2021
Editor: The Calgary Catholic Diocese under the Guidance of now retired Bishop Henry closed St. Patrick’s Catholic Church for the last 10 years for no viable reason. The Vatican has disagreed with the Diocese and agreed with the Parishioners who brought forward a grievance against this closure. St. Patrick’s is no longer a shuttered church. ... Read More »
1 responseBy Letter to the Editor on March 20th, 2021
Editor: Some weeks ago Sonya Savage (Energy Minister) announced there would be “no mountain top removal” on our eastern slopes That was supposed to quiet down the outcry from disbelievers of the mining process in our headwaters. Now our premier has just recently announced that if you leave 10 per cent of the mountain top ... Read More »
6 responsesBy Letter to the Editor on March 19th, 2021
Editor: As the world turns, sometimes a new challenge comes along to give us all a fleeting vision into the state of humankind. The Covid-19 pandemic has offered us that opportunity. I have witnessed the best and the worst of human nature. More on that at a later time. I want to state where I ... Read More »
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