Letters to the Editor

'Limited funds, weakening health, and limited future prospects all seem to invite depression, stress and fatalism into my life's stew'

'The Canadian Carbon Fee is a charge for dumping pollution into our air and we should be paying for the garbage we dump'

'City taxpayers are now supporting 423 employees at an average cost of over $111,000 and that’s not including those in the water department at $100,000 average or the ABC’s at who knows what levels. We’ve got 7 people in Human Resources costing over $180,000 each'

'A human life was not taken by this bear but, an animal life was taken thus eliminating the future growth of this species'

Perhaps this could be the first step to honoring those who might feel that their voices aren't heard, nor that their sacrifices are appreciated. Many Canadians have made and continue to make sacrifices to make this country so great, why not recognize and respect our origin story, with every car and highway that occupies it's lands

'It's time for a collective reevaluation of our investment priorities to ensure a stable, inclusive, and prosperous future for all residents of North Bay and beyond'

'As key staging points for important public services such as medical evacuations to forest firefighting, to the economic and social benefits of having air infrastructure near locales across the province, it is clear that small and regional airports are deserving of investments that ultimately lead to the sustainability of interconnected networks that Ontarians have come to rely upon'

'In the past decade, two different governments, three health ministers and four deputy health ministers have ignored family medicine. Only the government can fix this. Other provinces have begun taking those steps. Will Ontario?'

Junior mining sector needs support, province needs to get more competitive to spawn next generation of mines, says industry leader

'He worked hard, raised a family, paid taxes, broke no laws, and contributed for 70 years to the general welfare of his adopted country. Yet, members of Parliament joined an execrable chorus of zealots and prats who gibbeted Hunka for being something he never was – a former Nazi. I’d say the House owes our fellow Canadian, and an innocent man, a public apology.'