MD of Bighorn

LETTER: The stigma persisting around mental health is alarming.

“It removes council from selecting their own salary much like we get a consultant to do a review from the staff [salary]. It creates a buffer.”

LETTER: Giving Tuesday has come and gone, and with it millions of dollars in donations to charities across the country.

A class-action lawsuit against Lafarge Canada and its cement plant in Exshaw for allegedly creating environmental hazards has been launched by an Alberta resident.

“I don’t have complete specifics, but this type of overpass is unique and had some design challenges, which the contractor has been able to adjust to, but that put the project behind schedule.”

LETTER: I’ve just learned that Canadian Blood Services finally lifted the restrictions that kept those of us who lived in Great Britain during the 'mad cow' years in the mid- to late-1980s from giving blood in Canada. It was almost 40 years later – that was a long wait.

“The district’s taking steps to respond to all the results and this one in particular.”

LETTER: I enjoyed reading Jim Gough’s letter in the Nov. 23 Outlook, “Freedom doesn’t survive in isolation.” It was very insightful and thought-provoking. I found a couple of passages to be of particular interest, with regard to the path taken by totalitarian governments in waiting.

A young skier is in hospital with “trauma-related injuries” after slamming into trees Sunday (Dec. 3) at a local ski hill.

“If you look back in time, the early foundation of this country has some pretty dark shadows."