Letters to the Editor

It is almost Border Cats baseball time again. Baseball is underway in many other levels and leagues – TBBA starting soon – and they deserve support as well.

To the editor: This letter is in response to the editiorial “Too late to the table” in the May 20 edition of the Source. Thirty-five years ago, my wife and I bought our home in a nice quiet family neighbourhood on Picton Avenue to raise our family.

To the editor:? Northern Ontario needs more than a political lieutenant.

With the warm weather here, my children and I enjoy visiting the park for some fresh air and quality play time. Lately, we have noticed many dogs and their owners are out and about.

How much does it cost to ship one popsicle stick from China to Canada? It probably doesn’t cost very much, but if you had to ship billions of sticks it could get expensive. This is what the good people at Global Sticks Inc.

Count us among those saying congratulations to Oliver-Paipoonge’s latest business success. Although it took much longer than planned, on Tuesday Global Sticks shipped its first load of popsicle sticks, perhaps setting a precedent in the process.

I was speaking with a friend and colleague a while ago about things that are disappearing right before our eyes. We were lamenting the fact that much of our world is becoming obsolete and how hard it is to keep pace with new developments.

To the editor: Manager of Community Services Greg Alexander’s comments and propaganda at the May 9 council meeting in regards to the city’s golf courses is exactly the reason the public is so distrustful of city hall.

To the editor: This is in response to Ben Eisen’s “Tories have a majority, what now?” Canadians did elect a majority Conservative government on May 2 in what was a most unexpected election result.

To the editor: Manager of Community Services Greg Alexander’s comments and propaganda at the May 9 council meeting in regards to the city’s golf courses is exactly the reason the public is so distrustful of city hall.