Opinion

Referring to the article “Centre of the storm,” published in the Innisfail Province on Dec. 6, I ask my fellow Innisfail citizens -- is this a new storm? I don't think so. It seems to me to be a spin-repeat cycle.

As a board member of the Foothills Terrace condominium I attended the Nov. 21 town council meeting. We have been having an ongoing discussion on the dust and pothole problem in our alley. They have done a several-day study on the traffic.

One of the best virtues of science is not its never-ending search for answers and inquisitive outlook on the universe that stands in awe of creation, curious to find out as much about it as possible.

There are still honest people even with the world in the chaos it is in. An honest gentleman blessed me last week with finding my wallet I didn't know I had lost.

People generally say that there are two topics to avoid in polite conversation -- politics and religion.

Under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms every citizen is guaranteed the fundamental freedom of expression and opinion, including the freedom of the press.

Thank you for your awesome write-up for our fundraiser. Your article was very beneficial for ticket sales. It was basically a sellout. We had 190 for the supper and dance. Santa Claus was a huge hit.

People generally say that there are two topics to avoid in polite conversation -- politics and religion.

I read with interest Doug Collie's column suggesting that a guaranteed annual income may be the solution to declining employment in our society. Sounds good if you say it real quickly.

We heard on Nov. 28 that a group of citizens is concerned with the town's hiring and dismissal practices, and what was referred to as “misconduct” of CAO Helen Dietz.