Letters to the Editor: August 25, 2023
Tradition is being used to justify fireworks and prevent us from adopting better practices based on updated knowledge. When we know better, surely, we should be allowed to do better. Read More
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Letters to the Editor: June 8, 2022
Police downtown Regarding the article $1M extra to make core plan nimble (June 2) Here we go again. The return on money invested in the downtown has been abysmal, yet the city continues to spend millions more in its misguided attempts to bring people back to the core. No one will come downtown, no matter […]
Letters to the Editor: Jan. 29
A call to action
O’Sullivan: A final wave, a river of tears, and the end of a remarkable man
This isn’t exactly a funeral, yet in a way it is.
Letter to the Editor: It’s not a referendum promise
The South Bruce municipal council and the NWMO have tried to present December 14, 2021’s motion as a promise for a referendum. The truth is the current council cannot commit a future council to holding a referendum. Passing this motion, the council is saying no to a referendum as part of the municipal election, avoiding a firm […]
LETTER: Relocation of Paul Henderson memorial plaque
The Paul Henderson memorial was a 2017 Kincardine Canada Day initiative that was led by Keith Davidson and myself. The placement of the memorial at the hospital was done for historical purposes and was supported by Paul and his family at the time. The memorial was recently moved from its place near the main hospital […]
Letters to the Editor: Feb. 16
No leadership here Prime Minister Trudeau invoked the Emergencies Act to disperse all the “protesters.” For this, he has received praise from some quarters. Why? That should have been done by Day 2. Leadership by our PM? Hardly Robert Drummond, Exeter Protesters, go home Where was CSIS over the last year? What is going on […]