Letters to the Editor

I would like to comment on two observations in Bruce Bladon's reaction to my thoughts on filling up our gasoline tanks. The first is that there are tens of thousands of scientists who disagree with global warming caused by CO2.

Hello. I am very much enjoying each issue of Friday Findings and the daily online local news. For much of the year it is my primary access to Cochrane area events.

Blake Richards was describing how many Albertans feel and Marshall needs a lesson in reality.

The intent of the tax is to encourage people to drive less and make efforts to reduce their so-called carbon footprint. Can Trudeau or any of his thugs explain why anyone would take any action to do either when they get a rebate of the tax paid?

Cochrane has maintained its small town vibe thanks in large part to the tireless volunteer and promotional efforts of Cochranites like Ronnie.

There is a legitimate point to be made that we shouldn’t be investing vast amounts in pipelines and other oil infrastructure when mass alternative energy sources are gaining ground that could benefit Alberta.

Trudeau and his environmentalist thugs will implement a national carbon tax in January 2020. He continues to point to the success of the carbon tax in British Columbia, but a lie is still a lie and Trudeau is still lying.

Since we are burning roughly two trillion litres of gasoline per year, producing some 3.45 trillion kg of CO2, shouldn’t we long ago have suffocated in CO2?