Article content Danielle Smith intends to opt out of the federal dental plan by 2026 as many Albertans have publicly funded dental coverage. “Many” does not include workers — and their families — with no benefits, the unemployed, the homeless, students, and the list goes on. Anything federal she rejects for Alberta.
We are part of Canada, whether she likes it or not. She needs to be ousted for the benefit of us all. Leslie Rivet, Edmonton I wonder why the prime minister is keen to destroy Canada’s/Alberta’s oil industry in an effort to halt climate change, but is balking at the Chinese bringing in affordable electric cars allowing more citizens to drive an EV which, according to the government, reduces emissions.
It must be that the auto industry is more important to Canada/Ontario than the oil industry. Marjorie Phillips, Edmonton We could all see how devastated team captain Connor McDavid was after the Stanley Cup loss Monday, but we want him to know what a big win it was for Canada. At a time when so many concerns divide us, for one day, we were all united to cheer for the Oilers, including my relatives in B.
C., still hurting over the Canucks’ loss. Our neighbourhood had a big outdoor party to watch the game.
We were disappointed, of course, but proud to see our Canadian team fight it out with the best. Barbara O’Neil, Calgary To the Edmonton Oilers, thank you for letting us live vicariously through your amazing series run, although not an easy task, you ca.
