Opinion

Politicans are accused, most of the time, of not getting things done right the first time.

So, Jim Prentice, Jeff Johnson and the rest of the PCs feel it’s necessary to get a mandate for the budget that was brought down in April.

Re: Not much offered up to solve AU’s problems (Apr. 21, www.athabascaadvocate.com). A dismissive title in my opinion.

Government employees are people too. They have the same rights and freedoms that everyday citizens have. Unless they work for the Alberta government.

My name is Selena and I am interested in pursuing communication arts, which could lead to a career in journalism or media broadcasting.

Dear Editor, On or about Feb. 27, 2015 a health physician admitted me to the Barrhead Hospital through the vested interest of the drug door that opens the door to take charge of my health declaring me as having a mental condition in the mind.

Dear Editor, My wife and I attended the All Candidates Forum Monday evening. The Forum was to begin at 7:30 at which time the moderator came out and announced the PC candidate was going to be 20 minutes late.

Dear Editor, In response to the article “Barrhead council passes new Land Use bylaw” published in the April 21st edition of the Barrhead Leader, we feel an educational process has to happen.

For the last three decades the Westlock and District Food Bank has helped out some of this area’s most vulnerable citizens.

It’s the issue that just never seems to die. On April 30 another chapter in the ongoing School Resource Office debate will be penned.