Letters to the Editor

I take exception to Jennifer Isaac's Op Ed wherein she claims the death of Colten Boushie was racially motivated. She, along with Justin Trudeau and other like-minded sob sisters are stirring the racial pot and demeaning our justice system.

Some of us must have been at the wrong Blake Richards meeting since several participants asked that rhetoric be changed from “middle class” to “middle class and the poor.” Issue of affordable housing continues to loom large.

It is important that a newspaper report the facts. Ms. Isaac's op-ed on the Boushie case conveniently left out all of the facts except the heritage of the individuals involved thus misleading your readers.

I don’t usually write to the paper but recently read some news, which I find very irresponsible. According to his Facebook post on Jan.

Mayor Genung ``clarified`` his position on residential density that ``it is not the residential density number, it is how the density is applied``. Riverview believes it is both.

I'm caught between relief and concern over the announcement that all who follow local politics predicted would happen: Morgan Nagel is running for the UCP nomination in the Airdrie-Cochrane constituency.

I was very happy when my friend and colleague Morgan Nagel told me he was going to announce his intentions to run for provincial politics.

How can you work there? Ask anyone who works at an animal shelter, whether as staff or as a volunteer, and I bet they will all tell you that at some point they have been asked "How can you work there?" or "Isn't it sad?" or "Don't you want to take th

A couple of weeks ago, my wife, Sue, made a huge pot of minestrone soup. It smelled delicious and I couldn’t wait to tuck into a big bowl, when I came back from my trip to Calgary, especially as it was -30 C outside.

On Dec. 31 Martin Parnell’s eighth Annual Run/Walk took place at Spray Lake Sawmills Family Sports Centre. In total 68 individuals participated in the event.