Letters to the Editor

Due to Cochrane's river valley location, there are a significant number of homes in Cochrane backing onto areas designated as Environmental Reserve (ER) (not developable due to slopes, rough terrain and/or other natural features).

I feel compelled to respond to Paige Harrison's letter in the May 3 edition of the Cochrane Eagle .

In response to Mr. Perras's comments on the carbon tax program, I would like to point out a few things he deliberately left out or misrepresented.

A recent chance meeting in the parking lot south of Walmart here in Cochrane brought me sharply to the realities of life here in Alberta.

Barbara Kohn’s March 29 letter that “conservatives must evolve” only confirms my original letter. I will only vote for the United Conservative Party if it promotes conservative principles outlined in my original letter. I agree completely with Mr.

Here we go again (April 19) another whin y letter about all things NDP and of course the carbon tax.

Wasn't that a party? Saturday night proved past a doubt that Cochrane is ready for some Saturday night activity beyond going out for dinner and going home to watch a movie.

I want to thank Jeff and Kelly for taking on this topic and the huge need for help with this societal problem.

Blake Richards, Banff-Airdrie Conservative MP, in Motion 110 has proposed financial reprieve for parents who lose infant to death, particularly SIDS.

As we roll into a very unseasonably cold April and are still faced with paying the egregious NDP carbon (dioxide) tax on everything we need to use to keep our homes warm and families fed, we will also face much higher electricity bills.