Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor: To our volunteers, our sponsors, our players, and our friends: All of us in the Kimmett Cup organizing committee want to extend our deepest thanks for everything you did to make the day such a success.

Dear Editor: In my role as the physiotherapy consultant for the Parkinson Alberta Society, I often recommend pool therapy for the Parkinson population.

Dear Editor: Our group, No Turbine in Town (NTT), is extremely disappointed with the decision of the Rocky View Schools trustees and superintendent to push forward with the installation of a 20 metre high, 5.

Dear Editor: With the recent changes proposed to the town’s by-laws regarding infractions for which dog owners can be fined, this letter is very timely.

Dear Editor: Around 6:30 p.m. on Jan. 5 we were en route to the Spray Lake Sawmills Family Sports Centre to attend our son’s bantam hockey game. However, upon our arrival, we were horrified to discover his goalie equipment hadn’t arrived with us.

Dear Editor: Having attended the Jan. 11 climate change presentation and discussion in Cochrane, I am compelled to submit a response to the information provided.

Dear Editor: This town has a history of residents voicing any and all concerns and this ensures a good finished project.

Dear Editor: The Dec 12 Eagle carried some details about the Wind Turbine proposed by Cochrane High School and local residents in opposition.

Dear Editor: Cochrane is such a wonderful community and we feel so blessed that Brandon had the opportunity to grow up here. We would like to thank all of the first responders who were with Brandon in his final moments.

Dear Editor: Regardless of whether or not the proposed wind turbine for Cochrane High School is approved, I believe that Cochrane is already a better place thanks to the hard work, commitment and leadership of Stef Bennett and the sustainable develop