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Much to learn from the Candidates Meeting
I attended the Meet the Chestermere Municipal Candidates on Thursday Sept. 21st that was held at the Public Library. I found the event to be...
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Slowing everyone down would benefit all of us
I am in favour of the reduced speed at highway 1 and 791. Why was it not done long before this? Regardless if traffic lights...
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Chestermere has a mighty neighbourly attitude
On Saturday, September 9th, 2017 my husband Mel and I experienced first- hand why Chestermere has a Mighty Neighbourly attitude! The morning started out with...
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New council next election – some say yes
Dear Editor I wanted to respond to the letter of Mr. Paquin, who stated that he wanted to address the” misleading statement ” of Mr....
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Nomination day is Sept 18. Don’t presume the results
Normally, I don’t respond to articles in the paper or letters to the editor. I do however believe it’s necessary this time to address the...
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Outstanding work with the gardens
To the Editor, Before we are all caught up in the turmoil and pros and cons of the upcoming election, I would like to take...
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Langdon, a great place to live
I love living in Langdon. My family moved here for a rural lifestyle and values consistent with the small Alberta town where my wife and...
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Lack of communication within CUI
Dear Editor I am responding The Chestermere Anchor article about our water mains issue a few weeks ago, ‘Chestermere man drowning in debt’. It is...
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Langdon keeps moving forward
I love living in Langdon. My family moved here for a rural lifestyle and values consistent with the small Alberta town where my wife and...
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Defamation law used to silence political speech
Sometimes the squeaky wheel gets the grease, sometimes it gets removed. Karen MacKinnon, a former Drumheller town councillor, knows this from experience. On March 25,...
