Overview
- Letters report that multiple independent candidates in the Battle River–Crowfoot byelection received fewer than five votes, with some registering zero.
- Writers label the extended ballot a political farce, arguing it undercut the seriousness of the contest.
- Contributors urge electoral reformers to seek change by running credible candidates with a realistic chance to win seats.
- One letter congratulates Pierre Poilievre and portrays him as a counterweight to the policies of the Mark Carney government.
- Other correspondence raises a reported threat against a bus driver, suggests potential Alberta Teachers' Association labour action, and voices doubt that Epstein‑related files referencing Donald Trump will be fully released.