Letters to the Editor

Questioning is one method of learning and making new discoveries. Never be afraid to question. What about questioning GSAs and the entire LGBTQ movement? After all, the ‘Q’ does represent questioning.

Dear Editor, Rocky View Schools (RVS) transportation department believes 17 per cent usage of student bus passes is an acceptable reason to continue using the current system.

RE: “Remember the True Victims,” column, April 19. Dear Editor, I don’t for a second believe these two situations are even remotely the same and am appalled they would be in the same article.

Re: “Airdrie MLA abstains from Bill 9 vote,” April 19. Dear Editor, According to MLA Angela Pitt, protecting women from harassment at medical facilities is not a priority among the electorate.

Dear Editor, If you’re a parent with a student in Rocky View Schools (RVS) and haven’t heard about the $1-million deficit when it comes to transportation, then you’ve been away for a while.

Dear Editor, Let’s face it, most people do it. It happens in most communities. It’s called stereotyping or, in other words, having thoughts or feelings about another human being based solely on the way they look. We do not know the person.

Dear Editor, Let’s face it, most people do it. It happens in most communities. It’s called stereotyping or, in other words, having thoughts or feelings about another human being based solely on the way they look. We do not know the person.

Dear Editor, More than two years ago, I attended a public consultation about zoning for Windsong Heights School. At the time, Rocky View Schools (RVS) was trying to decide how the zoning would work.

RE: “Bill creates two-tier system,” column, March 8.

Dear Editor, On Feb. 27, council will hear and presumably decide on the Cochrane North development. Councillors must consider many factors but the first, by far, is a pipe to the Bow River.