Letters

There is much controversy these days regarding pet ownership, fair treatment of animals and the reporting of animals.

Canadians have talked extensively about Indigenous education, with much of the recent conversation wrapped up in the condemnation of residential schools. But, despite loud and consistent protests by Indigenous leaders and others, the country has done precious little to address antiquated delivery processes, systemic failings and tragically disappointing outcomes.

I share my house with a few creatures. Cats, birds, humans and two pigs.

Anyone who resists is a “traitor” and therefore deserving of brutal retribution. Massacres are part of a strategy of annihilation

What goes into it and what does it mean?

Alberta’s government will not accept any federal plan on emissions that will hit Canadians’ pocketbooks any further, especially at a time when it’s costing over $2 per litre to fill up and seniors are struggling to heat their homes and pay their bills.

This past weekend we had enough of annoying each other indoors and took it outside.

It allows the Trudeau government to download its responsibilities to the CRTC

It puts Canadians’ access to food at risk

Amnesty International (AI), established in 1961 with a focus on human rights, has grown into a worldwide organization. One of its initiatives is the “Write for Rights” event which takes place around Dec. 10, Human Rights Day.