Opinion

Thank you for the opportunity to discuss these issues of life and death. I send in my thoughts with this final P.S.

Mrs. Anderson’s two sons, Ron and Ryan, were both members of the Canadian Armed Forces, and both were Army Sergeants.

Dear Sue Cupples, Your letter in Oct 31 Eagle is Excellent. It addressed critical heartfelt issues. Thank you for presenting this for us. To release to renew out of incurable pain. Thank you. I hope it does not get mired in legislature indecision.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank our former mayor, Judy Stewart, for organizing a get-together of like-minded people last week (Oct. 23).

Sue and I very much enjoy following the English Premier League on the streaming service Fubo. My team is Arsenal and Sue’s team is Bournemouth. Living in Cochrane we’ve started to go and watch Cavalry FC at ATCO field in Spruce Meadows.

In Alberta, without even factoring in MAID, nearly 500 people take their lives by suicide each year. 

Over the past week, I have been pondering those who serve in the aftermath of war when those soldiers come home broken, wounded or fundamentally changed.

While I am overjoyed that Council is committed to a new Big Hill Lodge, I would ask that they reconsider the proposed location at the old town hall.

War Amps founding member helped other amputees adjust to peace time after their return from war.

Breakenridge’s Oct. 8 Calgary Herald op-ed stating a Basic Personal Amount (BPA ) increase will help reduce poverty versus increasing the minimum wage is not based on fact.