Letters, July 30: 'How can they vote against a police look at Carra?'

ICYMI: Letters, July 30: 'How can they vote against a police look at Carra?'

news item about vile transphobic comments the business manager for a local gourmet food retailer made to a Canmore Pride co-chair rated a warning to readers about its content, a story the Sun carried in its July 29 issue did not. The news report, about the serial killer Charles Ng, included graphic details of his rape-torture-murder crimes. Details, I’ve no doubt, would’ve and must’ve disturbed many readers.

You are perpetuating the double standard of your government.This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.So Travis Toews vows to be drama free, yet is attacking Danielle Smith’s platform. That seems like an oxymoron. Tell us your platform, your own values. Not how the other is wrong. Why oh why don’t they get this. Give us a bottom line rather than why not to vote for the other person.

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