Letters to the Editor

I am a long-term user of the Jim Uffelmann Memorial Park and agree there does seem to be an increase in the sense of entitlement some cyclists display on the multi-use river pathway.

Having local transit available in Cochrane is crucial for its residents and key in planning for the town’s future.

It appears common sense and respect is sadly lacking in regards to the off leash dog park in Cochrane. This gong show originated when the Town of Cochrane designated this park as multi use, i.e.

Did you know that one of the major factors that puts seniors at risk of social isolation and loneliness is lack of transportation? Did you know that about 30 per cent of Canadian seniors are at risk of becoming socially isolated? Did you know that th

Ms. Hawkwood’s rebuttal letter of Aug. 9, confirms she finally agrees that the royalty rates on conventional wells are indeed one to nine per cent, not one per cent as she falsely claimed in her original letter.

In response to Councillor/UCP candidate Morgan Nagel’s letter Aug. 23 regarding the “anti-Canadian” response toward the removal of statues in public spaces, which depict leaders from the past.

The suggestion by Dan Faas to ban cyclist in dog parks (Jim Uffleman) is the most absurd idea.

Cochrane residents used to be able to ride our bikes or walk along the river to the campground and Spray Lake Sawmills Sports Centre without the danger of being knocked off our bikes or knocked down by dogs that are not under control, running loose o

I’ve been following the transit debate with great interest and very much look forward to reading the task force’s final report as I believe the progress report left a lot unanswered questions and created many more.

In response to Mr. Spiller’s letter of Aug. 2. I fail to see any connection between Ralph Klein’s Premiership and the carbon tax. Mr.