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LETTER: Use ‘snow surplus’ to relight Cross of Lorraine
I agree with bringing back the cross at the Mountain brow to life — to light.
LETTER: HWDSB has jumped the shark
After reading about the plight of Grade 12 Hill Park student Brett Bailey, I’m convinced the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board, and their politically correct staff, have finally jumped the shark, like Fonzi did on that old television show.
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More job searchers than existing jobs
re: University grads want the good life right away There is indeed a problem with Canada's basic wages. The cursory comparison the author of this letter makes between life in 1951 and life today is not helpful in delving deeply into the challenges currently facing many people across our province.
User fees discourage visitors
Recent letters about parking fees show that people will not go to an area if an undue charge is added.
Wind turbines modern, clean and safe answer
I was stunned to see the about-face the OFA has taken on wind turbines, considering the opportunity it has brought to the rural community to participate in the provinces’ need for electrical generation and the economic benefits it has brought to many areas.
LETTER: Fitting all cars with anti-drunk device worth price
re: Not worth the risk (Editorial, Feb. 9)
LETTER: Stateside politics are taking our jobs
re: Government has to show it cares about workers (Letters, Feb. 9)
LETTER: Education Centre a jewel that should be saved
re: Public school board HQ
Food drive itself is special, but volunteering is even better
For years now, we've all seen the haunting images of starving children in Third World countries. It's difficult to look at the swollen bellies and skeletal limbs of crying babies.
LETTER: Government has to show it cares about workers
Can someone explain to me why the Canadian government is sitting back and allowing American-run Canadian businesses to throw our people out in the streets with the baloney-filled excuse that they are trimming costs?
LETTER: What did high school review accomplish?
The accommodation review committee mandate was to come up with a (as in one) recommendation to the public school board, but instead they came with four proposals (actually five if you include their proposal to the Westmount community).
Area provides many memorable experiences
Each week it is with great anticipation that I read our local community newspaper and learn more about this wonderful area.
Changes to parliament done with substantial notice, too
The reform Conservatives have had a majority for less than a year and they are already out of touch with Canadians.
LETTER: We were told schooling would get us jobs
Having been told all of our lives, by our parents and teachers, that the only way to make a decent living was to go to school for as long as possible, of course my generation wants some reward for all of that work!
LETTER: County wins after all with suburban HQ
It’s taken 15 years, but the county has won.
Hudak seems unaware of reality for tradespeople
Ontario has been facing a job crisis for many years now, not just in the last five. I am a skilled tradesman and have been unemployed more than I have worked.
‘Low-risk’ moms benefit from postpartum program
I cannot understand how the ministry could make such a drastic change to the Healthy Babies Healthy Children Program. As I understand the article, the public health nurses will no longer be required to make contact with new mothers who have been deemed “low risk.”
 
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