Letters to the Editor

Recently I was in Azilda visiting my parents. As I proceeded down their "street" I thought I was going to lose something on the bottom of my car. Prevost Street S.

Recently I was in Azilda visiting my parents. As I proceeded down their "street" I thought I was going to lose something on the bottom of my car. Prevost Street S.

For anyone who has ever found himself or herself out of work in Greater Sudbury, the situation I am in will come as no surprise.

In her recent letter, Gambling with livelihoods, Shirley Lavigne asks the question if job security has no meaning in this city anymore.

Many thanks to Northern Life for the great story on our Bridal Show held April 23. The show was a success and everyone was overwhelmed with the outcome.

According to recent newspaper ads, the City of Greater Sudbury is looking for a community relations and policy adviser in the office of the mayor.

Are the words "job security" of no meaning in our city anymore? I have observed in the past two weeks, people going through the "information line: at Sudbury Downs to play the slots.

According to recent newspaper ads, the City of Greater Sudbury is looking for a community relations and policy adviser in the office of the mayor.

I urge the public and city council not to be so easily enamoured with the quick fix of borrowing $60 million to solve our infrastructure problems.

Recently my son participated in the Sudbury Regional Historica Heritage Fair at Laurentian University. I am very proud of my son for all the effort he made to let others know about his heritage and culture. His booth was on First Nations People.