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 ...
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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.
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Letters LETTER: Election campaign memorable in many ways
Thanksgiving may be over, and we can say thanks ... the election campaign is on its final lap. -
Letters Letter to the Editor: And just how will the Conservative cut taxes?
The election is just underway, and we are already inundated with electioneering information.I turn on the TV and immediately see the bland image of Andrew Scheer, Conservative leader, not surprisingly ... -
Letters LETTER: Why he’s not voting New Democrat
We live in critical times politically. Everywhere we look we see extremely worrisome trends, and they seem to be getting worse. -
Letters Gas line expansion is a farce
The natural gas expansion was touted today (Sept. 4) outside of Dresden. -
Letters LETTERS: How long can the water well study wait?
I am writing with a concern about the lack of speed with which the well water investigation in Chatham-Kent is taking place. -
Letters Conservatives need to get involved
It is funny (peculiar) sometimes how a number of things can come together to create the proverbial “perfect storm”. -
Letters 'Not a time to be silent'
Our local government is giving taxpayers a chance to be heard and this is not a time to be silent on the issue of keeping our sidewalks clear of not ... -
Letters IPM donation was steered to new animal shelter
The published article, under the headline: IPM donation to take place June 13, stated that one of the recipients of the IPM donations was the Tilbury Horticultural Society. -
Letters 'Angels of goodness and kindness in Chatham'
My husband and I have been vacationing for over 30 years in Southwestern Ontario because we love all the towns and the people. -
Letters Do PM's trips lead to any accomplishments?
As of May 2019, Justin Trudeau had made 36 international trips to 28 different countries since he was sworn in as prime minister Nov.
