Letters to the Editor

I would like to comment on our City Council's debating the possible closing of ski hills, libraries, and arenas. All of these things are places where our children can go to make productive use of their time and energy.

I read Viki Mather's article headlined, Up on the rooftop. It disturbed me greatly. Shovelling snow from a rooftop is a potentially dangerous practice and shuoldn't be referred to in such a nonchalant manner.

I never cease to be amazed at the machinations of the never-ending saga of Sudbury Regional Hospital restructuring board.

Citizens should speak out against an attack on the people of Iraq because: It will lead to a major humanitarian disaster. The UN estimates 1.

How quickly you forgot the expose you published by Mick Lowe about the money wasted by Sudbury Regional Hospital, and strongly defended by the CEO on the Great Game of Life.

Election Year is here, and it's time for politicians to really listen to the people. The people are not happy. The people in Capreol have less service for snow removal.

In a time of such turmoil it is nice to hear about someone who is doing something good for a change. Three years ago a big burly man walked into Extendicare York to bring his father to live there. This is a difficult decision for a family to make.

The Salvation Army Community and Family Services would like to thank the people of Sudbury for giving so generously.

No, those are not spelling errors! Another health fixer-upper will soon send the Sudbury and Manitoulin/Espanola area into more chaos and confusion regarding health care, all in the name of "getting more bang for our buck.

In the recent article headlined Doctors concerned one-site hospital could be delayed, Dr. John Fenton made some good points, but weakened his own argument at the end.