Letters to the Editor

The chamber's choice of process for their debate narrows and weakens the many voices in our community. The excuse of "too many" candidates is ridiculous. With a good moderator all candidates could come together easily in one debate.

On Saturday, Nov. 1, an auction will be held in support of the food bank in Sudbury's South End. The food bank aptly called the Paris Street Pantry is an outreach project of St.

As we are all aware, Canada's cattle industry has been hit hard since May, when bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) was detected in a single cow.

I am writing in response to a letter to the editor recently with the headline "Ashamed of City" written by Bruna Broglio. I agree with the writer of that letter on some points, but not on two very important ones.

I know how late I am, but then, celebrating Northern Life's successful 30 years should be a year round thing. Northern Life is worth it.

Why should a large area of any ward be inconvenienced when it comes to democracy's most important act -casting one's vote? Well it is happening right now to the Gatchell residents in Ward One for the upcoming municipal election.

Partisanship is expected during the provincial and municipal election cycle, but sometimes, slanted political commentary merits a direct response.

Will someone in this city give that poor homeless guy and his dog a bone? I'm talking about the kid who sits in the same spot on Elm Street along with his pooch. I am sick to my stomach every time I drive by.

After eight years of tax and slash government, it would be nice to have a change to sound fiscal management. I have little faith in Dalton McGuinty and the Liberals to provide it.

I recently moved to Sudbury from Winnipeg. I purchased a home on Woodbine Avenue. As with any move, we had more garbage than we could put out for collection so I loaded up my pickup Saturday morning and headed to the dump off Highway 17.