Letters to the Editor

William Shakespeare wrote, "All the world is a stage…" but, of course, he wasn't a politician.

Recently, on two separate occasions over the holidays, my father was the victim of senseless break-ins. This is directed to those responsible, though I highly doubt these idiots are intelligent enough to read.

Susan Hay, who got her start on television in Sudbury before moving to Global Television, will speak at 1 pm today (Sunday. Jan. 23) at Laurentian University's Fraser Auditorium.

Over pints of beer and glasses of wine all over Ontario, one question about the McGuinty Liberals keeps coming up in conversation: "Exactly how stupid are these guys!?!" Instead of moving from their Record Breaking Broken Promises Stage onto doing so

On behalf of the Alexander Public School 75th ""coming home" steering committee, I would like to thank you for publishing such a great article. Digging into the history has been great fun for all of us.

If you are a non-smoker, wouldn't you like the right to walk out of a restaurant, shopping mall, or movie theatre without breathing in second-hand smoke? Every time I go to the mall, I am faced with inhaling the smoke of others when entering or leavi

The federal government is paying for Canadians who have lost loved ones in Asia to attend a prayer vigil in Ottawa.

With regards to the article, Principle versus the principal, I could not think of a more inappropriate headline. It seems someone is desperate to create a story where none exists.

With another election coming soon, I wonder why people don't understand that giving Sudbury and Nickel Belt to the Liberals again is pointless.

I couldn't put down the Sunday, Jan. 16 Northern Life. I kept finding myself reading over and over the story about the 11-year-old young lady named Page Levesque concerning the issue of Pius XII school dress code.