Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor I recently received a flyer, followed by a large envelope with documents (which I immediately recycled without opening) concerning the Prairie Sky Resource Centre.

Dear Editor: The opponents to the Prairie Sky Resource Centre proposal have been very aggressive in claiming that 960 acres of prime farmland will be lost to this facility.

Dear Editor, A couple of weeks ago, I was sitting in a local barbershop talking politics when the topic of the population cap came up.

Dear Editor, When the fight against this proposed dump started I knew it would be a tough battle, but now that I have read the recent letters to the editor.

Dear Editor, On behalf of the Acoustic Christmas Concert for the Okotoks Food Bank held Dec. 15 and 16 at the new Okotoks United Church, we would like to thank all the sponsors, performers, volunteers and those who attended.

Dear Editor, I have been sitting quietly listening to the opponents of the proposed BFI Canada’s Prairie Sky Resource Centre trying to understand the facts surrounding this. The more I learn, the more I disagree with the opponents to this site.

Dear Editor, There has been misinformed and misleading information circulated recently regarding the Prairie Sky Resource Centre including some Letters to the Editor.

Dear Editor, For the past few months The Prairie Sky Resource Centre (BFI Canada) has been putting paid advertisement in the local newspapers.

Dear Editor, We have heard and seen much propaganda from BFI over the past several months none of which holds any water! Currently the Orica explosives plant is situated on land next to this proposed site.

Dear Editor, James Bay area First Nations are enduring living conditions that would be shocking in underdeveloped parts of the world: buckets as toilets, ditches as sewers, tents and moldy shacks without running water as the only shelter available fr