2020年3月4日,

更新:2020年3月4日Didsbury志愿消防队员李彭纳(软管)和皮埃尔·马特尔清理一辆消防车。帕特里克价格/卡尔加里先驱报消防培训预算削减认为‘危险’Re:农村消防队长说不接受削减培训;周四的预算取消消防拨款500000美元,自2004年3月2日我已经志愿消防员,我也作为一个教练,提供培训农村消防队员。阿尔伯塔的最新削减预算直接影响训练,这是非常令人担忧的和危险的。消防队员在阿尔伯塔省的大部分志愿者和他们中的许多人得不到任何补偿或培训工作。所以下次列车脱轨或一辆卡车推翻和泄漏危险货物,下次有人需要削减的破坏车辆或从着火的大楼里救出,记住,负责帮助的人可能没有被注册或前项提供这些服务由于Jason Kenney决定节省500000美元更重要。我们如何证明削减培训美元已经为没有工作的人吗?这些志愿者被要求购买自己的设备和回应自己的车?鲍勃•琼森Camrose简化并不是有用的错误和坏的建议是一个严重的问题对加拿大石油和天然气工业。语句如“石油的日子屈指可数”是一种简化的一个非常复杂的问题。 Even Chinese philosopher Confucius recognized that oversimplification can lead to misunderstanding and distortion of the truth. Most business ventures have two basic ingredients, namely demand and supply. If there is no demand, there would be no need for an oil and gas industry. Then why is the oil industry (supplier) under attack instead of the demand side, namely the people causing the demand. Are people prepared to make the necessary changes to their comfortable lifestyle? Let’s put the blame where it belongs. Ernie Trosch, Calgary Electricity bill shocking I was shocked to see my Enmax electrical usage for my bill month ending Jan. 19. It said I used a whopping 1,266 KW-H (kilowatt-hours) of electricity and we were away for a week at Christmas. My previous statement ending Dec. 15 said we used only 170 KW-H. What about last year? My usage was about the same but close to evenly split on the two months. Does it matter? The price of electricity for the Dec. 15 bill is 6.7 cents/KW-H and the Jan. 19 bill is 14.4 cents/KW-H, more than double the price and seven times the usage of the previous month! Carbon taxes and now this? What’s going on Enmax? Dan Petryk, Calgary Fear for the future I recently was a patient at the Tom Baker Cancer Centre and Foothills Medical Centre and my experience was nothing short of phenomenal. I observed hardworking medical staff run off their feet. They have patients lives in their hands, yet were always kind, compassionate and efficient. I fear what will happen to our health-care system if proposed UCP cuts go through. We all cannot afford to go outside of the province for treatment. I would hate to be a patient in four or five years after hundreds of millions of dollars and jobs are cut. Jessica White, Calgary