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Letters to the Editor


Follow-up story required - Lisa Coleman-Brown

Thank you for your March 8 article on the Joanne Nother tragedy. I sincerely hope the newspaper will be able to do a follow-up story when the investigation by fire marshals is completed.

Still waiting? - Herman J. Meuser

My thanks to you for the very interesting article on the hospital posting surgical wait times online in the March 13 edition. I have been on the waiting list for hip surgery with a Sudbury surgeon since March 2004. That is one year now.

Bursary honours MPP's wife - Gerry M. Lougheed Jr.

Recently the Bartolucci Community Christmas Party was held at the Caruso Club with more than 600 people attending.

Province's French ad delivers wrong message - Crystal Dupuis

Driving behind a city bus on Paris Street recently, I took the time to read the advertisement across the backend. A French advertisement promoted the prevention of alcohol use during pregnancy.

Paramedics are people too - Bruce Welch

With regards to the March 11 article Stroke victim left waiting for care, I have been a paramedic for a number of years, and have refused to go into a number of calls without police assistance, mainly because the information we received indicated a p

Province's French ad delivers wrong message - Crystal Dupuis

Driving behind a city bus on Paris Street recently, I took the time to read the advertisement across the backend. A French advertisement promoted the prevention of alcohol use during pregnancy.

Case of mistaken identity - Dan Lessard

Hey, it looks like I got a promotion or a job change! On Page 12 of the Friday, March 18 edition, in the article headlined Father and son share experiences, my name is under the photo. I think it's Ron Lessard you are after.

People can change - Tom O'Connor

I am writing to thank Paul Chislett for his letter in the March 11 issue replying to a letter in the Feb. 27 edition headlined Homeless or welfare bums.

Welcoming immigrants - Melveen Hicks

Last month Northern Lifer reported Mayor David Courtemanche was invited by Toronto Mayor David Miller to participate in a discussion on immigration at the Federation of Canadian Municipalities Big Cities mayors' caucus.

Councillors should 'pander' to public-Fern Cormier

Recently city council voted 11 to two to increase the salary of our CAO. Councillors Lynne Reynolds and Andre Rivest were the two no votes. I have to admit that the outcome of the contract negotiations, nor the vote surprised me very much.