Letters to the Editor

Rocky View residents concerned about fiscal responsibility are worried that county council will consider financing options for expanding the water and wastewater infrastructure in east Rocky View at its first meeting in January.

So, Blake Richards, Banff-Airdrie Conservative MP, is proposing a financial reprieve for parents who have lost a child under 12 months of age to death.

Hearty congratulations to my old pal Jack Tennant for his charity work in and around Cochrane, great front page of the Eagle. You saluted a very special man. When a couple of us easterners launched the Calgary Sun Aug.

What a great letter from Glen McGaughlin regarding the story Council reviewing urban hens to be allowed in town. I kept chickens for many years in the U.K. I agree that collecting their freshly laid warm eggs every morning is an absolute delight.

Not knocking you, Glen, but there are clean farms and there are dirty farms. Probably, like the problems with other people's cats and dogs. Don't tar everyone by the attitude of others who do not clean up after their pets.

With the impending imposition of the new NDP Carbon Tax, how are we as consumers to know how much it is actually costing us as it will apply, either directly or indirectly, to all the goods and services that we purchase? I know that the NDP have tout

Cam Westhead’s claim that the “NDP made pipelines possible” is ridiculous. He would make a good fiction writer. Apparently, when Cam says something “definitively” and “let there be no doubt,” it must be true.

The Cochrane & District Ag Society held its annual general meeting Nov. 29. Having been there, I wanted to let everyone know that the Ag Society had a great year.

After reading the last issue of the Cochrane Eagle, I could not believe the lengthy article espousing before town council the great benefits of allowing urban hens in a residential neighborhood.

I’m writing in response to recent letters to the editor by proponents of the radical right wing group Alberta Can’t Wait (ACW). Directly as a result of Premier Rachel Notley and the NDP government’s actions to confront climate change, on Nov.