Letters to the Editor

Re: “Little opposition to police training centre” Nov. 9. Dear editor, When I read this article, I was bewildered and wondered if the reporter had been at the same meeting I attended on Nov. 3.

Dear editor; Over the last while, it seems every time I look in the paper there is something negative about the town of Crossfield, its staff or its representatives either in letters to the editor, in articles or recently during the election campaign

Dear editor, As a Conservative, I would really like to know where the government that I voted for is? Is the Harper Conservative government really conservative? I thought, as Conservatives, we would have an accountable bureaucracy.

Dear editor, As a Conservative, I would really like to know where the government that I voted for is? Is the Harper Conservative government really conservative? I thought, as Conservatives, we would have an accountable bureaucracy.

Dear editor, on the evening of Oct. 13 an iPod Nano went missing from the Coaches’ Room at the Plainsmen Arena. The iPod had recently been purchased to play music for the skaters on the ice.

Dear editor, The Airdrie Urgent Care facility was only a name to me until last week. I wasn’t even sure where it was located, but I certainly know now. At 3:44 p.m., a friend phoned asking to be taken to the doctor.

Dear editor, No matter how well supervised children are, accidents happen. The Calgary Board of Education has made it a job requirement for all teachers to maintain a valid first-aid certificate.

Re: “Local MLA’s bill will be rejected: Morton” Oct.

Re: “Local MLA’s bill will be rejected: Morton” Nov.

Dear editor, I was 366 votes shy of the winner’s circle. In the immortal words of Don Adams, “Missed it, by ‘that’ much.” Of course, Darrell Belyk missed it by only seven. If you’re among the 68.