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A letter on how a Nova Scotia landfill has had success in meeting its recycling and composting goals

 
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On a recent trip to Alberta, I was struck by the pride Edmontonians display regarding their recycling efforts.
 
 

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A reader praises Journal photographers

 
Congratulations and kudos to each one of the Journal’s photographers.
 
 

March 10: More reaction from Journal readers to Lorna Rosen’s arena piece

 
How can City of Edmonton Chief Financial Officer Lorna Rosen possibly suggest with a straight face that...
 
 

March 6: More letters on hockey violence

 
Re: “Probert’s brain paid price; Evidence of degenerative disease in former NHL heavyweight,” The Journal...
 
 

March 3: More letters in response to The Journal editorial on Alberta’s drilling stimulus program

 
The In Situ Oil Sands Alliance (IOSA) represents entrepreneurial Alberta-based companies who develop...
 
 

Feb. 24: A letter exploring evolution and natural selection

 
Michael Stock and Mrinal Das accuse science journalists who reported on the interesting findings of ...
 
 

Feb. 18: More letters in response to Wildrose Alliance leader Danielle Smith’s op-ed piece on health care

 
I’m not in favour of the status quo either, but a solution of “more competition” runs completely counter...
 
 

Feb. 17: A letter on the Bishop Grandin mural at Grandin LRT station

 
Re: Mural at LRT station offensive, rider says
 
 

Feb. 8: More letters on how to bridge the gap between Edmonton and its structural future

 
Edmonton is growing up to become a big city. As such, it must cast away its dowdy image and build structures...
 
 

Feb. 6: A letter on how the revolution in Tunisia has kindled a zeal for freedom in other Arab countries

 
Since the Second World War, the control of the Middle East has been a major plank of U.S. foreign policy...
 
 

Feb. 4: A letter on the political unrest in Egypt

 
There is widespread alarm in the world today over the tragic events occurring in Egypt.
 
 

Feb. 1: A letter, with photographs, on how snow in one Edmonton area has been plowed, but not removed

 
Our neighbourhood, like many others in the city, has been waiting for weeks to be plowed. Like other...
 
 

Jan. 21: A letter in response to Lorne Gunter’s take on political party financing

 
Lorne Gunter’s article on Harper’s “solution” to political party financing brings us into the landscape...
 
 

Jan. 20: A letter on how having the highest paid premier and cabinet in Canada is not necessarily a bad thing.

 
It is a sad, a disturbing thing to see the disrespectful and negative “spin” The Journal put on the ...
 
 

Jan. 18: A letter on salting icy Edmonton roads

 
A little information can be a dangerous thing in some peoples’ minds. It is important to place little...
 
 

Jan. 13: More letters on snow removal in Edmonton

 
It’s sad to see how the city tries to clear the streets here in Edmonton.
 
 

Jan. 11: A letter challenging the use of the term ‘leftist’ to criticize city’s downsizing of its unionized workforce

 
Jay Smith and other annoyed Albertans of his ideological bent really must do more to clarify their terms...
 
 

Jan. 8: A letter on how city contracts are little more than foolish false economizing

 
Edmonton city councillors said they were economizing when they began contracting out jobs, equipment...
 
 

Jan. 7: A letter on teachers’ pensions and the Alberta Teachers’ Retirement Fund

 
Bill Tufts’s letter deserves some comment. Before I begin, let me state for the record that I am not...
 
 

Special letters section - Jan. 2, 2011

 
Special letters section - Jan. 2, 2011
 
 

Special letters section - Dec. 31, 2010

 
Special letters section - Dec. 31, 2010
 
 
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