Dear Editor:
Are you bothered by living inside the government’s simulator? If you stay you’ll be pleasured to death. Try to leave and you’ll find out how deep the corruption goes. The choice is yours. Had product labeling happen before immigration policies; unwanted and dangerous imports would not have been introduced to [...]

Dear Editor,
re: Too much CO2 is dangerous by David Desjardins - letters, 27 May 2008
Further To David’s letter about the dangers of too much carbon dioxide I would like to point out that his reasoning is not as good as it might appear. It is by no means an undeniable “fact” that 280 ppm [...]

Dear Editor,
The Judges of the Supreme Court of Canada wasted their time on the fly in the bottle case they chose to hear unless it was to send this message: the lower courts ought to refrain from hearing let alone finding in favour of litigants in such frivolous cases.
Whether it be eventually the Supreme Court [...]

Dear Editor:
Your article below…
It seems from what I am reading from your article that hypocrisy really does not recognize any boundaries. This is regarding the many cities across Canada where we see homeless to abound amongst many other social statements of lost hope and then again; these Majors seem to be living in a planet [...]

Dear Editor:
Re “Everything new is old.” (Editorial, May 25).
If Toronto wants a slogan that really catches the attention of Americans, our biggest tourist source, it already has one that is being overlooked. I’m referring to the observation of the late, great raconteur, Peter Ustinov: “Toronto is New York run by the Swiss.” [...]

Dear Editor,
In the 1970’s during the Watergate investigation when U.S. President Richard Nixon spoke of Presidential Privilege, Hillary Clinton who was on the investigation team collecting and sifting through evidence, said that there was no such thing as PRESIDENTIAL PRIVILEGE.
When U.S. President William Jefferson Clinton, Hillary Clinton’s husband was being investigated with a view to [...]

Dear Editor,
Re “Job losses hurt community.”
Some places, like Windsor, are being hurt by the massive loss of good- paying jobs, while others, like Sudbury, which had high unemployment, is booming owing to the big demand, especially from China, for its raw materials. (And thousands more of jobs would be created if those raw materials [...]

Dear Editor:
Re: They’re Just Newfies
I wanted to commend you on your fabulous writing. Your most recent “They’re Just Newfies” column summed up everything I have been saying over and over to others (both Newfoundlanders and Canadians). As well, your “The Truth Is” article was powerful, factual and so well-written I have sent it [...]

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
William Bedford

Dear Editor:
Re “Present, past meet in medal for valour.” (May 17).
The designer, and those who approved, the so called Canadian Victoria Cross are either closet Separatists or burdened with a dyed-in-the-wool colonial mentality. How else to explain that they believed by adding Fleurs de lis to the thistle, shamrock and rose [...]