LETTERS: Turning off the radio won't make the truth go away
(Re: “People’s Party is pro-freedom,” Sept. 16, Page A1)Mr. Cassell is unaware of how those who protest vaccination mandates are causing havoc in our health care system.
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Opinion LETTER: Never underestimate the power of sport
In response to the story, ‘No spectators allowed at high school sports under new rules’:The four school boards that surround the North Bay area recently came to the decision that ... -
Letters Letters to the editor, Sept. 18, 2021
Confidence lostRe: “Biden not our friend,” Sept. 4, 2021.The Postmedia opinion on Joe Biden is right on; the U. -
Letters LETTER: Thumbs up for lower speed limit
We were thrilled to read the Sarnia city council notes concerning reducing the speed limit to 40 kilometres per hour on some city streets. -
Letters Letters to the Editor - Friday, Sept. 17
One year laterRegardless of the circumstances, no parent should ever have to experience the loss of their child. -
Letters Letter to the Editor: Nuclear will play a key role in Net Zero
It’s election time, and that gets us thinking about national issues – what our country should be doing, and how we want our government to lead. -
Opinion Wilson-Raybould’s revelations give Canadians ‘truthful accounting’
It’s mute justice, not a mere coincidence and definitely not a moment too soon that Jody Wilson-Raybould has come out with her blockbuster memoir, Indian in the Cabinet-Speaking Truth to ... -
Letters LETTER: Appalled by treatment of Sarnia city councillor
In regard to the Sarnia city council meeting on Sept. 13, the majority decision to force city hall staff and councillors to show proof of vaccination as a condition of ...
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City ignoring maintenance debtThe City of Greater Sudbury consists of physical assets. Councillors and staff have a responsibility to ensure these assets are maintained. -
Letters Letters to the editor — Sept. 16
No place for nuclear waste in NWODear Mr. Editor,I watched the federal election debate and one thing became very clear to me. -
Opinion Letters to the editor
Stop protests outside hospitalsThree years ago, my younger brother was in the hospital with Stage 4 cancer. -
Letters Library board chair addresses mask concerns at Coffee with Candidates event
To the Editor,Freedom of expression. Free access to information. The right to explore others’ opinions and judge for oneself free from intimidation and fear: these are cornerstones of public library ... -
Letters All candidates forum
I would like to thank Eric Pottie of the Airdrie Public Library for arranging and hosting the All Candidates Forum for the Banff-Airdrie Electoral District on September 8, 2021. -
Letters Rotary Reflections: Kingston-Frontenac's 'Annes' supported club in many ways
FRED RICHMONDFrom the founding of the Kingston-Frontenac Rotary Club in 1966 until the late 1980s, the wives of club members played a very important role as members of the Kingston-Frontenac ... -
Opinion Letters to the editor
No great achievementsWhen I came to Canada during its centennial in 1967, I remember thinking that there was nothing this country couldn’t achieve. -
Opinion Letters to the editor
Optometrist disputeOHIP pays for three visits per year to my hearing specialist. Apparently, Ontario optometrists are not being paid properly by the provincial government for the one visit a year ... -
Opinion Best to listen to 3 ‘ladies,’ not PM
Folks, we all now know for a fact that this $610 million federal election was called for one reason and one reason only. -
Letters Letter: Sudbury's museums under threat
Budget time in Greater Sudbury is fast approaching. What unpleasant surprises await the taxpayers as the budget unfolds, obscured by virtual meetings?One thing is for certain: the future of city ...
