Opinion

Dear Editor, Once again I’m compelled to respond to the acumen of Edward Goodlife’s esoteric and controversial argument in his letter to the editor, July 8, Town &Country – No to forced vaccinations.

Dear Editor, The platitudes were flying thick and fast in recent elections giving reasons as to why we should vote for one and not the others.

Last week in Westlock, there was a very visible reminder that while this province is one of the most well-off jurisdictions in the country if not the world, we’re not immune from taking on debt.

The sun is out, the greenery is lush and life seems to bursting with sheer abundance. How could anyone be down during the heady, cheerful days of summer? The truth is, we can. There’s a persistent myth that suicide rates are highest around Christmas.

The Town of Barrhead can already consider itself a winner after being named one of ten finalists for the Kraft Celebration Tour. The nomination will provide Canadians with a unique look at a small community in central Alberta.

The Town and County of Barrhead are travelling down a dangerous road when it comes to the recent pool situation.

Community groups in Fawcett and Jarvie will face a tough decision in the days, weeks and months to come following a pair of meetings this week. At issue are the fates of the school buildings in those communities — Jarvie School and W.R. Frose School.

The word “hero” means many different things to many different people.

The current swimming pool situation facing the Town and County of Barrhead could prove beneficial to improving future inter-municipal negotiations.

Dear Editor, Those who come to this country and work hard should have a fair and reasonable chance at becoming Canadian citizens. Equally, Canada should not exploit vulnerable people from abroad who arrive on our shores.