April’s showered itself away
and May is flowering all around
The buds are popping in the trees
and life is stirring underground
The snowbirds are winging home
and staking out their spring-domain
while fruit trees blossom in the sun
and lilacs scent the Maytime rain
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Dear Editor:
Re “Time for prayer in the Legislature to bow out.” (May 12).
All the commotion over the proposed elimination of the Lord’s Prayer in the Ontario Legislature is nothing more than a tempest in a thimble. I suspect that the majority of Ontarians don’t care what prayer, if any, is used. In our multi-religious […]

Dear Editor:
Re: The Immigration Disintegration
Excellent analysis.
You will cringe to learn the latest in the immigration assault on Canada: an April 2 House of Commons motion by MP Ruby Dhalla to have Canada apologize for the Komagata Maru incident. This week, Prime Minister Harper is supposed to formally apologize for the incident.

Dear Editor:
Re: Global warming–Cold hard Facts
Thank you
One of the best articles that I have read on this subject!!
As an educated human, I question everything. The media is only a tool for the cattle of the world.
Christopher Veigas

Dear Editor:
Re: Eco-anxiety – a condition whose time has come
Instead of calling it eco-anxiety may I suggest another term eco-chondria, A variant of hypochondria.
Mark Herbert

Dear Editor:
The Ottawa Citizen
Published: Sunday, May 11, 2008
Re: Helping refugees, May 8.
Letter-writer Steve D’Eça talked about the successful way most of the Vietnamese, Cambodian and Loatian “boat people” had handled their transition to a new beginning in Canada in the early 1980s, especially by not being a burden to the welfare system.
As soon as the […]

Dear Editor:
If it is racist to stand up and demand policies that are fair to everyone, then I suppose I am a racist. If it is racist to stick up for the rights of unilingual Canadian, then I must be guilty as charged.
But the old Liberal trick, initiated by Don Boudria, of calling […]

Dear Editor:
I really don’t see much of a point in making a fuss about official bilingualism anymore… for one, there are far greater priorities to consider; secondly there’s no sense in re-fighting issues that were settled a long time ago. Finally, the Quebec Nationalists are dwindling away and the new intellectual movement in Quebec […]

Dear Editor:
Re “A crime that cries out for real justice.” (Editorial, May 6).
You don’t have to be a doctor to know that a person lying on the street bleeding profusely is in need of prompt medical attention. Likewise, you don’t have to be a psychiatrist to know that a person who murders two innocent […]

Dear Editor:
If cruiseline operators are being made to refund the $5.00 dollar per person per day fuel surcharge, what can be done about Canadapost? They have a very unfair sliding scale fuel surcharge on parcels being sent through them. The higher the postage the more they charge for fuel. I sell on ebay and if […]