Letters

It was in the early 1970s that the provincial government made an effort to erect heritage signs through out the province acknowledging the pioneers who toiled to build this great province of ours.

I would just like to express how blessed we are in our community, for the privilege of sending our children and grandchildren to such an incredible school.

It breaks my heart when a business takes advantage of how much a family loves their pet.

A matter has just come to my attention that upsets me on many levels, and I would like to bring it to the attention of our community.

n response to the editorial in the Dec. 9 issue of the Independent, blasting Prime Minister Harper for not acting quicker on climate change, I feel compelled to point out what more and more people are thinking: that climate change is quite possibly a dangerous and costly hoax.

Our M.L.A. Jack Hayden has just now realized Alberta has a problem with beetles killing trees; this has been going on for over two years now.

The controversy regarding the installation of new electrical infrastructure should examine the facts as they exist. Electrical transmission infrastructure is a critical, strategic infrastructure upon which all Albertan public, residential, commercial, and industrial activity depends.

I would like to thank all those that came to the PAC on Remembrance Day, not just to listen to me, but to show they really care about what all our veterans did for us. And not use the day as just another day off, if at all possible.

MLAs are elected by the people of Alberta to represent them in the Governs of Alberta. They have three important responsibilities; #1 assisting the leader, #2 Following Party lines, and most important serving their constituents.

A few weeks ago I was pushing my walker on the sidewalk near the theatre when two eight-or nine-year-old boys went speeding by me, on their bicycles, I just saw their backs.