Opinion

Dear Editor, I'm tired of hearing people rebel about wearing a mask in public places. I have even seen people refuse free ones when entering a large store.

A few weeks ago, I made a decision that would surprise anyone who knows me well – to go vegetarian for two weeks.

I want our readers this week to share an experience. Imagine you are a sitting member of a municipal council.

When it comes to whether or not to mandate wearing a mask in public spaces to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, we feel the provincial government, rather than municipalities, should have to make the decision.

It is so nice to see justice served and democracy restored. I am super pleased that the judge saw through the outrageous sanctions the majority imposed on Councillors Hanson, Kissel and Wright.

As a print publication, we have some concerns with the direction Rocky View County (RVC) is taking with regards to its advertising policies.

It’s hard to believe, but somehow COVID-19 and civil unrest have not been the only earth-shattering events that have occurred in 2020. In January, basketball legend Kobe Bryant, along with his daughter and seven other people died in a helicopter crash.

RE: “Masks,” op-ed by Chris Nelson, July 16. Dear editor, While reading the July 16 issue of the Airdrie City View , I was dismayed by Chris Nelson’s op-ed "Masks." It is plain fearmongering.

Is it just me, or does government sometimes make things more difficult than it needs to be? As I watched the evening news the other night, I shook my head at the WE charity debacle going on in Ottawa.