Letters to the Editor

‘It will be up to all of us to get us to a resilient and equitable world’

‘Despite having its issues, the pros far outweighed the cons’

Nov. 7 marks the day that, in 1885, the last spike of the CPR was driven into the ground in B.C.

'While the report rightly claims the banks should increase their own emissions disclosures, is it acceptable to think that self-policing on climate emissions will give the public the information it needs?'

‘Electing a husband-and-wife duo could create a situation where one household has an undue balance of power over an entire city’s council’

‘I feel Councillor Leduc has definitely been the most visible councillor for Ward 11 and know he has the interest, health and safety of all his residents as his main priority’

A response to the letter ‘There is a path to a resilient climate future,’ publishing Oct. 6

CARP chair John Lindsay says Greater Sudbury council should put away its ‘dreams and schemes,’ focus on core services

‘Businesses and governments are completely different entities and have distinct goals’

Franco Mariotti says the connection of the greenspace at Laurentian University to the city’s regreening efforts connects that land and this community to the Sudbury that was and the Sudbury that is