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Local News LETTER: Why not collect garbage and recyclables on the same day?
In response to the letter from the disabled Chatham resident and her frustration with recyclables in blue bags not being collected. -
Letters LETTER: Poor choice of words
Team Trudeau likes to come up with catchy names for cabinet posts and addressing other issues or items. -
Letters Talk needed before any action
In response to the irrational impulses of those disconcerted by the blockades of rail lines in support of Indigenous persons, I might say, “Remember that in countries supporting the rule ... -
Letters Nicholls and government need to respond to crisis
The Chatham Daily News ran an article full of quotes from MPP Rick Nicholls and Rebecca Bozzato (press secretary and senior communications adviser to Dr. -
Letters Dog story was refreshing
What a wonderful and refreshing article shown on the front page of the Chatham Daily News on Jan. 30. -
Letters Letter: Tragedy in Australia
Humans have inflicted pain and suffering on each other since the dawn of civilization. Unfortunately, we are consistently reminded of this fact and faced with dealing with the resulting human ... -
Letters Letter: School crosswalks should be approved
I am looking for some clarification following the most recent meeting of Chatham-Kent council.
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Letters Letter: Respect during funeral procession appreciated
Funerals can be a difficult time and at Christmas it’s even tougher, but in Chatham on Dec. 28 I was part of something that made this funeral a little less ... -
Letters Letter: Rood needs to ditch NRA-driven gun politics
I recently read the article in about MP Lianne Rood's stand on gun control. -
Letters LETTER: Pit bulls not bred to fight
I was shocked to see the letter about the move to end breed-specific legislation with the title, 'Pit bulls were bred to fight.' This is not accurate and there is ... -
Letters LETTER: Public spending faces hurdles, including debt and economy
It was most cynical of Premier Ford to put in his recent budget "a guesstimate" of over $1 billion for the cost of widening to six lanes and installing cement ... -
Letters LETTER: Nicholls deserves support, not ‘personal attacks’
I am deeply disturbed by some of the letters you have published recently regarding the bill to repeal breed-specific legislation, as well as the seeming very personal attacks to MPP ... -
Letters LETTER: Stop the fear mongering over pit bulls
I have fostered many dogs – mixed, purebreds and pit bulls – and have looked after many dogs for people who wanted to go away on vacations in my home. -
Letters LETTER: Safety compromised with repeal of pit bull ban
With the many problems facing Ontario’s Progressive Conservative government, it is difficult to understand why Rick Nicholls, our local MPP, is investing time and effort to end Ontario’s pit bull ... -
Letters LETTER: Pit bulls were bred to fight
Regarding Rick Nicholls seeking a repeal of the pit bull ban, it must be noted that pit bulls (and those that look like them) were bred for a specific purpose. -
Letters LETTER: Bridge spending a waste
What squeaky wheel got their way convincing council to replace the bridge on McDougall at a cost of $3 million?All the reasons given are tenuous at best. -
Letters Money for algae study but none for North Kent's well water
A news story ran under the headline, More government action, funding needed to address algae blooms, says Environmental Defence.
