Letters to the Editor

With provincial and federal legislation in place to protect consumers, it is concerning that door-to-door sales for energy services are still permitted.

The snow is now here and I would like to take the time to remind drivers that people who use wheelchairs, scooters and walkers may be stuck using the roads.

College officials have lost focus on what's important -- the students' education.

Thanks for everyone who made the Remembrance Day ceremony at Waverley Park such a special occasion last Saturday.

Are the Hells Angels that bad, wonders letter writer.

The Regional Multicultural Youth Council (RMYC) is working on a project to advocate for Indigenous, racialized and minority students whose voices are often not heard, hoping that their concerns will be addressed in our schools.

Coun. Shelby Ch'ng's motion should have been ratified at the city council meeting immediately after the committee of the whole meeting when it was introduced on Sept. 23.

Lots of coverage has been devoted to Prime Minister Trudeau's trip to Washington and what that means for the future of NAFTA.

To the editor: I attended the town hall meeting at the Italian Hall last Wednesday, Oct. 4 to hear about Frank Pullia’s and other assembled members of the city and their plan for economic growth.

City hall staff are still quietly working on a plan to create a new type of tax on the land where your home and business sits. Believe it or not this new tax would cover the costs of getting rid of the rain that falls on your property.