Letters to editor: Celebrate more than once a year
Celebrate more than once a yearJust looking at the amazing photos of this year’s 2019 Young Canada Day events at the Norfolk County Fair.
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Letters Letters to the editor, Oct. 17, 2019
Shades of greyThis election has many people confused as to which leader or alliance would achieve what they promise. -
Local News Sudbury letters: Youth rally inspiring; make military service required
Rally by children to protect Earth was inspiringThank you Sudbury Star for covering the bilingual and tri-cultural Earth Rally last month that was emceed by Adam Kirkwood and Arik Kabaroff-Scott. -
Letters Let's fight human perceptions, not phragmites
It is no longer debatable whether climate change is here. We have seen this issue become the forefront of the priorities of the future. -
Letters LETTERS: Singing praise for Bannerman concerts; Federal debates just a show
Summer concerts at Bannerman a great successThe fifth-annual Bannerman Park Concert Series was a great success. -
Letters Letter: Canadians should reject ‘dysfunctional leader’ at polls
Justin Trudeau is the most unethical prime minister we have ever had, with two ethical findings against him. -
Letters Letters to the editor, Oct. 15, 2019
InsincereI agree we have to do something about carbon emissions.If only Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had spent the millions, billions, he has sent to other countries over the last four ... -
Letters Letters to the Editor
The controversial proposal to redevelop Port Elgin Main Beach as Cedar Crescent Village – a private multi-million, multi-storey retail/commercial complex on Town-owned land continues to generate strong opinions.
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Letters Upcoming Cochrane Ideas talk on Calgary's growth
The struggles of managing regional growth in the Calgary region will be the discussion topic at the next meeting of Cochrane Ideas on October 11 in the King Solomon Lodge ... -
Local News Sudbury letters: Greater Sudbury not working as a city; OPP's odd decision; twin pad opponents
The City of Greater Sudbury is at a critical moment in its socio-economic and environmental life. As usual, all great ideas need money, but the federal and provincial governments are ... -
Letters Letters to the editor, Oct. 12, 2019
InappropriateRe: “Your candidates’ views on climate change,” Oct. 10, 2019.The picture showing the dock at the Guindon Park boat ramp under water is misleading. -
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Re: “Federal parties end of oilsands but offer no help to Alberta” editorial in Sherwood Park News Oct. -
Letters Protesters need to see the movie
This morning as I opened my paper on the front page, there was a picture of protesters at the Sarnia library protesting the showing of Unplanned, a movie showing abortion. -
Letters ‘Sunny ways’ not so sunny
October 21 will determine whether Canada recoups the respect and support it used to enjoy among the countries of the world. -
Letters We need to elect all new MPs
The upcoming election is more of the same of what we have always done. We elect a leader of a party and they govern. -
Local News Sudbury letters: How to fight climate change; reader dislikes PM, columnist
Simple things you can do to fight climate changeAs you all may know, climate change is one of the biggest issues our generation is facing and will face in the ... -
Letters Letters to the editor, Oct. 11, 2019
An insult to real veteransWetaskiwin, Alta., saw a military poser found guilty of wearing fake medals under Section 419(b) of the Criminal Code of Canada (Unlawful use of military uniforms ... -
Local News Sudbury letters: Symphony off to good start; animal rights an election issue
Sudbury Symphony strikes right noteThe first performance of the season by the Sudbury Symphony Orchestra struck the right note for the near-capacity audience at the Fraser Auditorium last Saturday evening.
