Letters to the Editor

Re: “Mann: More lobbyist than candidate for mayor,” LTE Sept. 24 Dear editor, A letter to the editor in last week's City View accuses me of being a “lobbyist” for business in Airdrie.

Dear editor, I wanted to share this wonderful story that truly captures the work that the folks do each and everyday, through Stephen’s Backpacks Society. Bless you.

Dear editor, I have a message for Airdrie residents: the cash cow has come to a complete and udder halt.

Dear editor, A move to exclude candidates from speaking about growth in meetings organized by Rocky View County is unfortunate.

Dear editor, Recently, a brief dissertation entitled 29 Reasons to Leave Rocky View was well circulated in West Rocky View. I did not write the article and I don’t know who did.

Dear editor, Just recently, I had the pleasure of meeting a young man by the name of Nathan Anderson. I had seen his signs around Crossfield, indicating that he is a contender for mayor in Crossfield, in the upcoming municipal election.

Re: “Mayor must explain City’s stand on bussing,” Sept. 17. Dear editor, I am writing to Ross Mann’s letter published in your Sept. 17 edition. Mr. Mann, you sound more like a lobbyist for Traxx than a candidate for mayor.

Re: “Mayor must explain City’s stand on bussing,” Sept. 17. I feel I must dispel the misinformation presented in the Sept. 17 letter regarding private bus service versus public transit.

Three years ago, at the last election, Jacky Vang, Judi Smith, Jackie Jaquish and Norma Lang volunteered to serve on Crossfield Town council, and were elected by acclamation when no one else was willing to come forward.

Dear editor, As a former councillor, I feel a responsibility to comment on the current debt load of Rocky View County. On Sept.