Opinion

Alberta finally has its pipeline to tidewater.

Dear Editor, At a second glance, perhaps President elect Donald Trump is not the fool he was portrayed as, and when our Alberta Premier tries to negotiate with him, I think she will find out how he made those billions.

They say that the devil is in the details. That was certainly the case during the pool design committee’s open house on Dec. 1.

Athabasca...It's time we let our town council know we are tired of their infighting, name calling and dysfunctionality. It does not matter who is right or who is wrong.

In the Nov. 8 issue of the Leader we stated that it is time for health professionals to form a Patient Care Network (PCN). It is something we still believe the medical professionals in this community should be working towards.

I should have brought a lock. Would have, should have, could have.

Alberta Municipal Affairs has announced that Westlock County will undergo a full-blown municipal inspection sometime in the near future. This was many months in the making and it’s about time we fix the issues that have plagued council for years.

Further to my question to you at the AAMDC Convention, November 17, that I was unable to finish as the microphone was cut off. Do you think it was our first choice to spend $37,000.

It’s seems fitting that as the Town of Westlock continues to celebrate its 100th year of existence that a group of 100 women (well, technically 90 for the time being) has emerged to give a much-needed boost to local non-profit groups.

Conservative MP Arnold Viersen’s private member’s motion, M-47, which relates to the effect of degrading sexually explicit material to minors, is gaining momentum in the House of Commons.