Letters to the Editor

Dear editor: Heads up Rocky View County (RVC) residents.

Dear editor: In response to my friend Warren’s (Harbeck) recent columns, I would like to express my gratitude for his wisdom and inspiration. It has been a difficult time, but kindness does ease the sorrow.

Dear editor: Heads up Rocky View County (RVC) residents.

Dear editor: On behalf of the board of LCARF (Little Creeks and Rough Fescue Appreciation Society) I would like to express thanks to the volunteers who helped make our July 18-19 ‘watershed weekend’ event such a success.

Dear editor: In a recent column from Morgan Nagel (‘Environmental conservatism must prevail,’ July 24), the councillor seems puzzled by how a “proud Albertan conservative,” such as himself, could be at odds with the environmental movement.

Dear editor: It seems I was not the only resident of Cochrane disappointed with your July 31 front page, considering it was your “Special Heritage Long Weekend Edition.” I am referring to the photograph on the front page (and not the photographer).

Dear editor: High water levels at Cochrane Lake have been an ongoing source of concern this year. Many views have been expressed regarding what is being done to assist residents.

Dear editor: Re: Editorial “Meet each other half way,” July 24. This editorial presents many of the salient points involved in the issue of multi-stage, high pressure horizontal hydraulic fracturing (“fracking”) occurring now in Alberta.

Dear editor: Once each year, the Parkinson Alberta Society undertakes a province-wide fundraising ‘Step ‘n Stride’ walk in an effort to support research and client care for the thousands of Alberta families (many in the Cochrane area) affected by Par

Dear editor: Re: SummerFest’s July 25 recognition of Cochrane’s pioneer settlers. The recent recognition of pioneer settlers of the Cochrane area was an excellent idea, but of the 14 families recognized, two were not in the Cochrane area.