Your Views

I have read the many letters about the RCMP vs. Cooper debate inside last week’s paper. It would be nice if the citizens, who are so quick to take a side in this debate, would take a moment to allow the judicial process to work.

From Yuma, Arizona, I've seen with interest the story about Dr. Jon Cooper and his son Dan who used an ATV to clear snow from their neighbours' sidewalks.

Having just read a number of letters in regards to Dr. Jon Cooper and the RCMP, most people feel that common sense should have come into play in this situation and overlooked the city bylaw of using ATVs to plow snow within the city.

I found the incident involving Dr. Jon Cooper and his ATV very disappointing. I have great respect for our local RCMP. On the two occasions I required their assistance they were very professional and considerate.

It appears to be somewhat ironic for the harsh criticism of the St Albert RCMP to be surfacing at the same time as the public inquiry of the Mayerthorpe massacre. I would suggest that the residents of St.

I am disappointed with the RCMP choosing to approach and charge a resident’s son for attempting to pull his ATV out of a snowbank after attempting to be a caring and thoughtful citizen.

In concurrence with Jim Rossmann's view Jan. 5 and the many concerns regarding waste collection fees from the taxpayers of St.

Dr. Neil Gray was one of those doctors that genuinely loved his job and genuinely cared about each patient in his care. When we moved here from Ontario in 1973, Dr. Gray became our family doctor. He has tended to our family for two generations.

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I have been reading all the accusations condemning the RCMP officer regarding his handling of the Coopers while they (having good intentions) broke the law. Nothing in any of the stories I could find mentioned anything about crowd control.