Letters to the Editor

Dear editor: The faces of most of Cochrane town council should be red with embarrassment following last week’s provincial announcement of $187 million for GreenTRIP transit projects in the Calgary region.

Dear editor: The Ghost Valley clearcut logging by Spray Lake Sawmills needs to be stopped.

Dear editor: Riverfront Park is the name of Cochrane’s newest Park. You can see it from Hwy 22 and access it from Griffin Rd.

Dear editor: On behalf of the board of directors of the Cochrane and District Agricultural Society, I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to the many, many Cochrane residents, volunteers and sponsors who helped make our Cochrane Fall Fair a huge

Dear editor: These words describe the Army Cadets Corps and their parents: Recently, I hired the Corps to assist me with an event I was working on.

Dear editor: To all the drivers from Cochrane travelling south on Highway 22 towards the Trans-Canada: Please slow down, please stop texting, please get off your phones, please pay attention to the road! I travel this highway multiple times a day bet

Dear editor: Your article ‘SLS lobbies for residential road use’ raises some interesting points. The word “residential” accurately suggests that the roads in question were not built for heavy usage (over 40 tons).

Dear editor: In response to “Talking Cochrane” written by Mary Lou Davis: she comes up with some suggestions on how to live in a town where the growth or new developments have been great enough in size to contribute to the clogging of roads exiting a

Dear editor: Once again Parkinson Alberta’s Cochrane and district support group is hosting the annual Flexxaire Parkinson Step ‘n Stride fundraiser.

Dear editor: Spray Lake Sawmills Family Sports Centre is abuzz with equipment building the new aquatic/curling facility.