Letters to the Editor

City council has just tried to trap a group of local volunteers into buying the R.G. Dow Pool.

The current municipal council is divesting themselves of publicly owned facilities. One year, they spent millions of dollars to try and take over Union Gas, now they want to privatize public facilities likes arenas and pools.

To all the confused smokers, it is not all that awful to be helped into the right direction. (With regards to the smoking bylaw) no one likes to be told what to do, how to do it, or even when to do it. I too was confused for many years.

It is strange how our City of Greater Sudbury, is slowly making me reconsider how great it really is. On Friday morning, June 20, my niece was born prematurely at St. Joseph's Health Centre. The doctor and nurses were all wonderful.

I wish Terry Kett was running in my ward and here's why.

I am writing in response to professor David Robinson's recent column in Northern Life.

I think it very sad the way the provincial government is using seniors. I am disgusted with the way the government is getting away with all the cuts in services. The Harris government started this, and it is a disaster.

I have to assume there isn't a single Sudbury resident who is surprised with the sad results of the recent National Health Survey (in Maclean's).

On Saturday, May 31, at approximately 9:30 am, on my way to Chelmsford from Sudbury, I was followed too closely by a single male motorist, who looked to be in his late 20s. He drove a light blue, four door, mid-sized car.

In the past, NASA sent astronauts here to simulate moon landings. Our landscape was rocky and devoid of vegetation. I congratulate everyone involved in turning that bleak landscape into a lush environment.