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LETTERS: In support of Les Dunford

LETTERS: In support of Les Dunford

I agree 100 per cent with Les Dunford in his Feb.20 letter to the Town & County This Week. I also believe that today’s reporters should take lessons from Les Dunford.
Financial rules for fiscal accountability

Financial rules for fiscal accountability

Policy choices don’t just influence us today, they influence the well-being of our children and grandchildren.
LETTERS: Goodbye to the great Les Dunford

LETTERS: Goodbye to the great Les Dunford

It is with great sadness that I read about the retirement of Mr. Les Dunford from your newspaper staff. After so many years with our local papers, he has certainly been the reporting voice of so many stories in our three counties.
LETTERS: Government should leave trans kids alone

LETTERS: Government should leave trans kids alone

This is a sorry thing to see, having the safety and confidentiality of trans children and the judgement of their parents torn away by this new Alberta potential legislation around gender identity.
LETTERS: Share both sides of the issue

LETTERS: Share both sides of the issue

Where’s the balance? It appears we are entering a very dark time in human history where parents are being discouraged from parenting their children.
LETTERS: Mayor and council should remain impartial

LETTERS: Mayor and council should remain impartial

In the current neutrality by law debate are we missing the bigger issue? Impartiality of elected officials. Can our mayor and council demonstrate they have not violated their council code of ethics? 3.4.3.
LETTERS: Neutrality team is right

LETTERS: Neutrality team is right

Regarding public spaces the Neutrality Bylaw Team has it exactly right! In the interest of peaceful coexistence public spaces should be kept neutral.
LETTERS: Council should stay out of plebiscite issue

LETTERS: Council should stay out of plebiscite issue

Who is Jon Kramer? Oh sure, I know he was recently elected Mayor for Westlock. But what concerns me, and I believe that it should you, as Westlock constituents, is his questionable agenda and his duties in his mayoral position. What right does Mr.
LETTERS: Crosswalk bylaw not about the 2SLGTBQI+ community

LETTERS: Crosswalk bylaw not about the 2SLGTBQI+ community

A constant lie regarding Westlock’s proposed neutrality bylaw is the claim that it’s targeting the 2SLGTBQI+ community. This is not true, but that hasn’t stopped our own town council from joining in on the accusations.
Punching down

Punching down

Danielle Smith and the United Conservative Party continued their trend of passing new policies without consulting stakeholders this week, begging the question — who are they talking to? Certainly not trans youth
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