Letters to the editor: Aug. 22
Letters to the editor: Wettlaufer play and more supports for small businesses
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Letters Good Samaritans are still out there
I just wanted to send out a thank-you to several people who did good deeds in the last couple of weeks. -
Letters Rally will fuel religious divisiveness
Sir, this letter is in response to the news item “Sarnia Rally to Raise awareness of Conflict in Kashmir”, in the Aug. -
Local News Sudbury letters: Roles reversed; debasing a 'jewel'; demand for help
Who’s pushing big government now?There are dramatically different approaches being put forward to reduce Canada’s carbon footprint. -
Letters Letters to the Editor: Aug. 21
Value beyond economicsI believe cutting seniors discounts is a mistake. The recent and ongoing attempts to cut or eliminate universal seniors discounts across city programs and services are a result ... -
Letters Letters to the editor, Aug. 21, 2019
Historical opportunityRe: Aultsville Train coverage.Engine 1008.An opinion we haven’t seen in any discussions about the train and its importance to eastern Ontario and Canada’s history, with full disclosure that we ... -
Letters LETTER: Invitation to 21st-annual Labour Day walk at Gillies
Labour Day is a made-in-Canada day off for the general Canadian workforce.Studies show that 46% of Canadian families are trapped below the middle class, with many of them living in ... -
Local News Sudbury letters: Mistakes made; top cops; water or arena?
CMHC says it’s learning from mistakesNote: The following is a statement from Marion Quigley, CEO, CMHA Sudbury/Manitoulin about 200 Larch St.
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Letters Letters to the editor, Aug. 20, 2019
Exclamatory critiqueAnyone that believes Justin Trudeau was fighting for jobs in the SNC-Lavalin affair is more stupid than Justin Trudeau himself!The jobs Trudeau speaks of would be in existence whether ... -
Letters Feral cats found elsewhere in Wallaceburg
Regarding the article about Wallaceburg resident Wayne Sharp. Mr. Sharp is complaining about the “feral cat colony” running rampant in his Wallaceburg neighbourhood on Highbury Crescent. -
Letters We must also value the lives of cats
I am writing in response to the article entitled “Feral feline colony causing grief for Wallaceburg neighbourhood”. -
Local News Sudbury letters: City heading to financial ruin; failing seniors
City coucillors, management leading us to financial disasterFollowing the recent financial fiasco of borrowing $205 million as a layaway plan for legacy funding, I have to wonder where this type ... -
Letters Letters to the editor, Aug. 17, 2019
A helping handRe: “Cornwall council votes to increase their wages to offset tax changes,” Aug. -
Letters Letters to the Editor: Aug. 17
Not best possible modelThank you for your coverage of our Prisoners Justice Day demonstration at the Feihe International infant formula factory (“The animals set me right,” Aug. -
Local News Sudbury letters: Tributes for Carol Mulligan
Carol Mulligan cared about the community — MPPLike many Sudburians, I first got to know Carol Mulligan by reading her byline at the end of the many excellent articles she ... -
Letters LETTER: Concerned Citizens, Fort William Cottagers respond to Canadian Nuclear Laboratories
Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) recently placed ads in Renfrew County newspapers claiming that it has “conducted remarkable work over the past 60 years, including the production of lifesaving medical isotopes, ... -
Letters Letters to the Editor: Aug. 16
Prison farms reopening a testament to perseverance of KingstoniansAlmost 10 years after Kingston’s prison farms were shut down, I was very pleased that MPs Mark Gerretsen and Karen McCrimmon were ... -
Local News Sudbury letters: Save our lakes; man with a plan; adding debt
Greater Sudburians must take action now to save lakesThe lake my family grew up on and loves is in critical condition.
