Letters to the Editor

Dear editor: In response to my friend Warren’s (Harbeck) recent columns, I would like to express my gratitude for his wisdom and inspiration. It has been a difficult time, but kindness does ease the sorrow.

Dear editor: Heads up Rocky View County (RVC) residents.

Dear editor: In response to my friend Warren’s (Harbeck) recent columns, I would like to express my gratitude for his wisdom and inspiration. It has been a difficult time, but kindness does ease the sorrow.

Dear editor: Heads up Rocky View County (RVC) residents.

Dear editor: On behalf of the board of LCARF (Little Creeks and Rough Fescue Appreciation Society) I would like to express thanks to the volunteers who helped make our July 18-19 ‘watershed weekend’ event such a success.

Dear editor: In a recent column from Morgan Nagel (‘Environmental conservatism must prevail,’ July 24), the councillor seems puzzled by how a “proud Albertan conservative,” such as himself, could be at odds with the environmental movement.

Dear editor: It seems I was not the only resident of Cochrane disappointed with your July 31 front page, considering it was your “Special Heritage Long Weekend Edition.” I am referring to the photograph on the front page (and not the photographer).

Dear editor: High water levels at Cochrane Lake have been an ongoing source of concern this year. Many views have been expressed regarding what is being done to assist residents.

Dear editor: Re: Editorial “Meet each other half way,” July 24. This editorial presents many of the salient points involved in the issue of multi-stage, high pressure horizontal hydraulic fracturing (“fracking”) occurring now in Alberta.

Dear editor: Once each year, the Parkinson Alberta Society undertakes a province-wide fundraising ‘Step ‘n Stride’ walk in an effort to support research and client care for the thousands of Alberta families (many in the Cochrane area) affected by Par