Letters

Another election has come and gone and what will change for the electorate? I continually see the repeating of habits that get us nowhere.

With the 20-year anniversary of 9/11 and so much more that has happened since, I look at the world around me and see a world that has potential to change, but to move forward in a positive way, we as a society need to be able to change.

I recently watched Premier Jason Kenney spill out his rhetorical implementations to combat our present COVID-19 crisis.

The highly contagious COVID-19 Delta variant seems to be outsmarting scores of Albertans. Through respiration – the virus spreads and becomes weaponized. How is it possible that despite the vaccine advantage in a developed nation such as ours – many Albertans and Canadians risk dying or suffering from debilitating long term health effects caused by a virus which could have been prevented simply by being inoculated with an approved vaccine?

It seems that Justin Trudeau was elected Liberal leader based on his looks and celebrity status. Now that the federal election is imminent, hopefully the voters will do a thorough evaluation of Trudeau’s competence and critically judge him on his performance.

Our Premier Jason Kenney needs to do his job.

What if I told you that our local animal shelter is no longer going to allow their dogs and cats to stay indoors this winter?

My solution to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Recently we’ve been subjected to the rantings of well-organized political lobbying hate groups dogging the campaign stops of the Prime Minister of Canada.

The hospitals are under tremendous stress due to a high number of COVID patients.