Letters to the Editor

Sadly, I have been reading the articles in the Cochrane Eagle regarding the legalization of pot. There has been lots of discussion centering on location of vendors, regulation, etc.

I am a parent, volunteer and previous active member of Friends of Glenbow (FOG).

I am writing in response to Jennifer Isaac’s “Canada’s Racism Problem” Op Ed in the Feb. 15, 2018 Cochrane Eagle to say that there are two sides to every story. Jennifer Isaac speaks of growing up among “rampant” racism in Saskatchewan.

My circle of friends and I are seniors who proudly supported the Alberta Conservative Party under Peter Lougheed and Don Getty, and stopped supporting them when Liberal Ralph Klein came along.

I must emphatically voice my extreme opposition to Rocky View County’s (RVC) revised draft of the gravel policy (Aggregate Resource Plan).

Response to Mr. Spillers letter “Don’t be duped by Kenny” I have two comments: First, it’s apparent that Mr. Spiller wouldn’t recognize a true conservative if he tripped over one.

We are responding to Terry Raymond’s letter. Rocky View Gravel Watch is a grassroots organization representing over 400 County residents.

Confusion with April fundraising events - Big Hill Haven Women's Shelter A bit of confusion over two separate events, both raising funds and awareness for the Big Hill Haven Emergency Women's Shelter www.bighillhaven.

My name is Naomi Nebonaionoquet and I'm writing to the responses to Jennifer Isaac’s column. The editorial response I read in March 8, 2018 paper is just proof of the "huge race problem" in Canada. I am status native Canadian but I don't look it.

From the letters I have been reading in the Cochrane Eagle, it's obvious many citizens aren't buying into the lies Jason Kenney has been feeding them and his recent gathering has proven it.