Letters to the editor
WE CAN STILL CELEBRATEI’ve heard tell a rather small segment of our citizens are circulating the idea of cancelling our Canada Day celebrations, of all things.
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Opinion Letters to the editor
Put more police on the roadsIt appears from recent reporting that politicians and police are finally taking interest in the dangerous and erratic driving practices of so many people. -
News Canada must stomp out intolerance and hate
It’s a crime beyond comprehension and part of a greater, disturbing trend in our nation.The killing of four members of a Muslim family in London, Ont. -
Letters Woodlot questionnaire for public is skewed
I am writing about the Chatham-Kent council’s questionnaire on woodlot preservation. It’s not that I object to being asked for input. -
Letters Chatham walking trail has tremendous potential
I have always enjoyed walking trails but during the pandemic recreational walking trails have been busy with citizens looking for something to do. -
Letters Enforce the Highway Traffic Act
There is a Highway Traffic Act which many Chatham citizens and police choose to ignore. Bicycles on the right side of the road, with cars giving way. -
Letters Grateful for safety in Chatham-Kent
My husband and I received our second vaccine on June 17. We attended the procedure at the Bradley Centre. -
Letters LETTER: Pembroke's mayor delivers message to city residents
Dear residents of Pembroke,I hope that everyone is having an enjoyable start to the summer and taking advantage of Ontario’s lessening COVID-19 restrictions.
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Editorial EDITORIAL: Time to debate cancel culture
It’s time to take back this country from the vandals who would deny our history and defame our heroes. -
Column EISEN: Ontario lags behind neighbours on key economic measures
As Ontario continues to recover from COVID-19, it’s important to maintain proper perspective. Compared to most places around the world, Ontario is prosperous, with an abundance of opportunity and economic ... -
Canada KINSELLA: Previously unknown NACI becomes infamous amid pandemic
Confusion. Anger. Despair.Those things aren’t, typically, the sort of things that expert governmental bodies are expected to generate. -
Column As the world turns, changes are made
Things change and I’m confused.In my teen years, we were told to be careful we didn’t get a dose. -
Column Sunday mornings were made for relaxation
I have always treasured the relaxed tempo of a Sunday morning. As an impressionable kid, in the 1950s, a great deal of this precious time was lost in the pilgrimage ... -
News Letters to the editor
WE CAN STILL CELEBRATEI’ve heard tell a rather small segment of our citizens are circulating the idea of cancelling our Canada Day celebrations, of all things. -
Column Sudbury faith: Sharing 'good news,' as Jesus means it, can be challenging
Good news is not what makes us happy, but what leads us to the eternal values of a living faith -
Editorial EDITORIAL: So much for open government
Speaker Anthony Rota last week ruled the Liberals were in contempt of the House of Commons and its committees in one controversy, and of wrongly attempting to ram through amendments ... -
Column Eight quick tips for the kitchen
Most foodborne illness result from poor food handling at home, according to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA). -
Opinion Lazy, hazy days of summer in County gone
Prince Edward County residents are in line for what promises to be long, hot summer of anger and frustration.
