Letters to the Editor

Last week's online poll question about social assistance received lots of comments from readers.

I can't believe people are convinced de-amalgamation would be better for the communities outside the "old" city of Sudbury.

Biker love new pathssome clarification, specifically with regards to the bike path along Paris St.

I write this letter because the citizens of Sudbury have been deceived by the mayor and the councillors during the last election.

Every year at this time people are getting ready to file their income taxes. If you are like me, (you are) tired of having to repay every year.

I am writing with regards to letters to the editor stating it is hard to get a job in Sudbury. I would like to begin by saying there is a need for social assistance in our community.

In early January of this year, The Kiwanis Club of Sudbury was informed Warna Timlock, a staunch supporter of the arts in Sudbury and a long-standing volunteer with the Kiwanis Music & Dance Festivals, was staying in Hamilton to care for her daug

This letter is being written in response to Ritchy Dube's comments in his Rap Session column in regard to people either unwilling or unable to accept sober alcoholics/addicts and ex-cons as equals (as counsellors).

Politicians and civil servants must abandon their childish, schoolyard territorial pedagogical conviction that benefits or obstacles of economic development are limited to the ward in which a particular initiative is in.

This letter is to people and family members of those who suffer from chronic fibromyalgia syndrome and/or chronic fatigue syndrome (FMS/CFS).