Letter to the Editor

"It is incomprehensible that city engineers have never considered this simple and inexpensive solution to a costly and ongoing problem."

"What's next?"

"Now it is possible for a provincial government, as a currency user, to go bankrupt. However, Canada’s federal government, or the country for that matter, is the country’s currency issuer and can never ever go broke."

"Last time I checked it was called Fountain Park Swimming Pool and my taxes are paying for its upkeep along with those of other seniors who like to swim."

"How about with tax deductions, featuring some of them as local heroes on media, and generally focusing on the community aspect of getting vaccinated that protects our elderly and infirm?"

"Why is a government getting into the electricity business at all? Most municipalities recognize that energy production is the private sector's expertise."

"There is an underlying commonality prompting homeowners to place these signs: Premier Jason Kenney's shocking, and mean-spirited budget cuts."

"We all plant trees and shrubs for their beauty and help in the removal of carbon dioxide from our atmosphere and we take care to water them on our own property. Is it too much to ask our city managers to do the same?"

"What makes it outrageous is that six years ago Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promised to change this."

"We have to be careful because one kid could get sick, but who is making sure we all don't get sick?"