Letters to the Editor

In response to the July 31 cover story Two killed in glider collision , I want to offer my sincere condolences to the families and friends of the two individuals who perished in this latest aviation accident.

Re: Opposition giving itself too much financial credit, by Chris Nelson, July 10. You can often tell more about opinion writers by what they leave out rather than what they include.

Regarding: Wage reduction hits students If you are old enough to vote then you are indirectly responsible for the decisions that are being made on your behalf in Edmonton and Ottawa.

Re: Diverse Storytime in Free Speech row, article of June 19; I am a 65-year-old grandmother and I attended the Storytime with my daughter-inlaw and grandchildren, aged eight and fiver years.

Dear Editor, In reading the article in the May 29, 2019 edition of the Western Wheel I strongly feel that all billboards should be banned in the province. The billboards that are simply a tarp on a rusty old trailer are an eyesore at best.

Dear Editor, Regarding your front page article on June 5, may I say that it distresses me that we consider acceptable, cute and front page worthy the occupation by wild animals within town limits.

Dear Editor, In response to the letter Hospice should not offer MAID in the June 5 edition of the Western Wheel, I was rather shocked to read the view of the writer and some of the wording chosen to describe the hospice’s choice to offer MAID.

Dear Editor, I was sorry to read in a recent edition of the Western Wheel that the local hospice is planning to offer MAID.

Dear Editor, Floods cost Canadians almost $4 billion from 2005 to 2014, and that’s just the federal disaster payouts.

Dear Editor, As a retired Ontario teacher with 25 years experience, I was stunned to discover that the Red Deer Lake School had a Grade 2 class with 47 students. I thought that the giant class/team teaching model fell into disrepute in the late ’70s.