Opinion

Much has been printed in respect to our MLA over the past weeks, which has prompted me to add my perspective. Twenty-two years ago, my family and I relocated to Elk Point. We quickly became acquainted with the “man about town,” Ray Danyluk.

To the Editor, As a person who’s always lived in Alberta, I’ve been disappointed to see how much we’ve drifted away from what’s made us a strong province – limited government and balanced budgets.

With six days to the 2012 Alberta election, we know this will be one to remember. Provincially, the Wildrose has given the PCs a real run for their money, with most polls placing the Wildrose in a commanding lead.

One topic on every ballot is freedom.

Non-conservative, ex-St. Paul resident praises Danyluk's local work.

So the Provincial election has been called and they thought I had gone away and forgotten about the Provincial 21 Day Menu.

To the Editor, Language has been called the most powerful drug known to humanity. The words we hear and speak can have a distorting effect on our point of view as well as our inner most feelings.

For provincial Wildrose candidate Danielle Smith, it was a cheap shot. For incumbent Premier Alison Redford, it was an embarrassing moment in her push to get re-elected.

Former municipal reeve Robert Richard comments on dialysis promise

The federal budget tabled last week provides a prudent plan in a still unsettled economic environment. It’s a historic budget, one that actually reduces spending, in contrast with the typical trend of increasing government spending.