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How did it cost that much? Re: Blue Sky City $4.8 million. I need to say that again, $4.8 million just who in Hell is running the show in this city? What a complete waste of money at a time when everyone is suffering and how does this cost end up being $4.8 million? Please

Ticket to ride I would like to know how our mayor got to merchants in Marda Loop to meet with local businesses. Did she bike? Lord knows she didn’t drive, because it’s almost impossible and there is no parking. Maybe she took transit that is being diverted through residential streets. […]

Bank robber This week, Finance Minister Freeland presented her budget for the Trudeau government. I thought that PM Trudeau would enter the House of Commons dressed up as a bank robber. After all, all he is doing is stealing from the people. Jeffrey Anderson (It’s a legal sort of stealing.) […]

In the face of heavy opposition from Canada’s premiers to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s carbon tax, one might have hoped the prime minister would moderate some of his government’s extreme climate policies. But alas, on a recent swing through Alberta, he threw cold water on any […]

Wrong priorities I find it amusing that Councillor Penner wants to extend voting rights to permanent citizens of this country. Perhaps it may not be a bad idea, but given the fact that the city council resists a call for a plebiscite regarding the rezoning I find the idea ridiculous. Why give with […]

Despite what the political rhetoric suggests, upzoning will allow our neighbourhoods to evolve slowly and naturally to enable more housing choices.

Fix this house So Justin Trudeau says he is going to build more than three million homes in Canada (“Grits vow to ‘solve the housing crisis’,” The Canadian Press, April 13). We are talking about a prime minister who has never balanced a budget and, after all these years, has […]

No meeting for PM It’s no surprise Trudeau is afraid to meet the premiers as demanded by parliament. Trudeau said he already had a meeting in 2016. Danielle Smith quite rightly pointed out none of today’s premiers were in office in 2016. BTW, who was Alberta’s premier at that […]

Unions unhappy Everytime that the Smith government tries to improve health care, education or whatever, she is slammed by the unions for trying to do so. When this happens, then you know that she is doing something right. The unions like the status quo. J.D. Round (Unions exist to protect their […]

Finally an ally in Ottawa It looks more and more like there will be a new federal government next election. We have a rare chance to have a similar provincial party in government that would have similar policies, interests, values and goals as the new government in Ottawa.  The only thing that […]