Letters to the Editor

To the editor: New Brunswick addressed the gouging by oil companies by bringing in regulated gas, diesel, and furnace oil prices several years ago and , in my opinion, done a great job.

To the editor: A quote from the article "Culling crime" by Jeff Labine, on tbnewswatch.com from our fearless leader: "You can’t control murder,” Mayor Keith Hobbs says. “Homicides are always going to be there.

To the editor: Hearing about incidents like the one that happened on Feb. 23, when two teens allegedly pointed a fake gun at a school bus, make me upset for good reason.

The names of anyone who commits any form of crime should be published on the front page of the newspaper. The young offenders’ age should be changed to 10 years old, and the names of the parents should also be made public.

To the editor: It’s sad to see so many of our recreational programs and facilities being neglected or threatened with closure as city hall and council continue to pour money into a floundering waterfront project with no end in sight.

I'm appalled by Public Safety Minister Vic Toews' comments in the House of Commons last week, when he accused all Canadians who oppose the government's invasive and warrantless online spying scheme, Bill C-30, of siding with child pornogr

To the editor: With reference to a letter to the editor, titled "New city manager, please", dated Feb. 23, 2012, I am submiiting the following response.

In regards to Gilles Mondoux and his victory in court against a city alderman: This is not the first nor the last fishy decision by our council. There are things going on in our community that most of the taxpayers here never learn about.

To the editor: Are you kidding me? These two boys knew what they were doing and they should be charged.

Ontario is not Greece. Not yet. That’s the good economic news. The bad news is, Ontario is caught squirming between several economic rocks and a hard place.