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Letter: Crime spree for others. victimhood for you and me

Letter: Crime spree for others. victimhood for you and me

Respect for the possessions of others seems to have gone the way of the dodo bird.
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Letter: Hunka was a proud veteran, who served his country faithfully

Letter: Hunka was a proud veteran, who served his country faithfully

Yes, the unit was overseen by the Nazis but so were homeland soldiers from dozens of countries overrun and caught up in this war
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Letter: We're now in a crisis situation. We can't get a doctor

Letter: We're now in a crisis situation. We can't get a doctor

'What would you vote for: better healthcare or a new arena? Just ask everyone in the waiting room of the ER'
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Letter: This holiday season be nice to hospitality workers

Letter: This holiday season be nice to hospitality workers

'You can tell a lot about someone by how they treat the person serving them; hence, the value of kindness cannot be overstated'
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Letter: Does Tweedsmuir school have a lost time capsule?

Letter: Does Tweedsmuir school have a lost time capsule?

'I can't remember the year precisely or where the capsule would have been placed'
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Letter : Our medical system we have is not working properly

Letter: Our medical system we have is not working properly

The Ontario Conservative Government does not care about the health of my mother-in-law or the health of any other person in this province
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Letter: Palliative care gets a spotlight it deserves

Letter: Palliative care gets a spotlight it deserves

Palliative care in Canada is falling short
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Letter: Pedestrians putting themselves at risk (A pedestrian’s perspective)

Letter: Pedestrians putting themselves at risk (A pedestrian’s perspective)

What I do know is to this day I look both ways before crossing the street, even when I have the right of way
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Poem: Ma's Diner remembered

Poem: Ma's Diner remembered

Ma’s diner was in North Bay. She fed the weak, the weary and poor. Lawyers and judges and police officers, and whoever walked in through her door
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Letter: Where the Canadian Tire used to be

Letter: Where the Canadian Tire used to be

 In this age of Google Maps and GPS, asking for directions has gone by the wayside
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