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To whom it may concern

To whom it may concern

Barrhead is a place you want to live. You don’t have to agree with me, but that’s my opinion. It has everything a person could want and yet still maintains that quaint small-town feel.
The best way to help the RCMP is by reporting suspicious activity

The best way to help the RCMP is by reporting suspicious activity

In the last two issues of the Barrhead Leader we have run stories about how Barrhead’s top cop, Sgt. Bob Dodds is concerned about the rise in property crime, most notably the number of stolen vehicles. At the County of Barrhead Feb.
An opportunity like no other

An opportunity like no other

I think graphic novels are cool. I’m not a diehard fan by any means, but I do in fact have quite a few. The titles themselves aren’t really important, but the fact is, I’ve been collecting comic books and their bigger cousins for a long time.
Justice not served

Justice not served

Imagine you’re home on your farm, minding your own business, maybe working in your shop. You see a vehicle pull up down the road and stop. What would you do? Do you grab your gun? That’s exactly what Gerald Stanley did on his farm near Biggar, Sask.
Still not getting the message

Still not getting the message

2018 has started off with quite the bang, criminally. In the first six days of this year, Barrhead RCMP says 12 vehicles have already been stolen, eight either running or with the keys in them. 12 vehicles in six days.
Pipeline battle won't be solved by a trade war

Pipeline battle won't be solved by a trade war

Alberta is taking the fight over the transportation of its oil to British Columbia. On Tuesday, Feb. 6 Alberta Premier Rachel Notley banned the importation of B.C. wine to the province. The boycott is in response to B.C.
Still not getting the message

Still not getting the message

2018 has started off with quite the bang, criminally. In the first six days of this year, Barrhead RCMP says 12 vehicles have already been stolen, eight either running or with the keys in them. 12 vehicles in six days.
Pipeline battle won 't be solved by a trade war

Pipeline battle won 't be solved by a trade war

Alberta is taking the fight over the transportation of its oil to British Columbia. On Tuesday, Feb. 6 Alberta Premier Rachel Notley banned the importation of B.C. wine to the province. The boycott is in response to B.C.
Turning a deaf ear

Turning a deaf ear

When a publicly-elected body seeks feedback from the public, it is expected that input is for decision-making. However, that did not appear to be the case at Aspen View Public Schools' board meeting Feb. 1.
Pets should not be allowed to run free

Pets should not be allowed to run free

No dog should be allowed to roam free off-leash without some sort of control, namely a fence. That is our view and it is also the law in both Barrhead municipalities. And for good reason.
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