Letters To The Editor

"Due to the changes in the boundaries of the federal Yellowhead riding, this means that if Gerald Soroka gets elected again, he won't even be living in the riding he's supposed to represent."

"It’s important to recognize that accidents can occur in the blink of an eye, with lifelong consequences."

"Yet another controversy has arisen over modifications to the Hinton golf course. This time it’s whether the existing proposal for a hotel on the golf course benefits the course, the Town of Hinton (TOH), both or neither."

"When we are discussing options for the Hinton Recreation Centre we really need to focus on our financial situation."

"No one on either council was suggesting that the Town doesn’t need a golf course, or even that locals shouldn’t have some sort of preferential access to it. But we thought selling some of the land was the best way to protect both."

"Let’s get back to an informed and healthy debate which includes different perspectives."

A lot of people in Hinton are upset with a Town Council decision that I supported to zone some land including part of our golf course as commercial and residential.

Dear Editor: Recently the Bloc Québecois put forth an amendment to Bill C-33, the innocuous-sounding “Strengthening the Port System and Railway Safety in Canada Act” that could strike another blow against Western Canada and our energy sector, includi

RE: Free speech under attack in wake of Israel-Gaza conflict Thank you, Peter Shokeir, for the excellent op-ed article in the Nov. 9 edition.

I am writing in response to the article in the July 27 Fitzhugh regarding Parks Canada’s position on replacing the Simon Creek Bridge.