15 hours ago‘Mark Carney … espouses many conservative views and is implementing policies the Conservative Party should approve of.’ Letters to the editor for July 255 min read
Yesterday‘I can reassure Canadian dairy farmers that I will not buy American dairy products under any circumstances.’ Letters to the editor for July 245 min read
July 23, 2026‘I will happily visit New York and drink California wine again after Donald Trump is removed from office.’ Letters to the editor for July 235 min read
July 22, 2026‘This Canadian will never purchase California wine or visit the United States ever again. This is not friendship.’ Letters to the editor for July 225 min read
July 21, 2026‘The world should impose tariffs on the United States, as Trump policies are making his country one of the largest emitters of all.’ Letters to the editor for July 215 min read
July 20, 2026‘It is long past due for Senate reform in Canada. I wouldn’t hold my breath, though.’ Letters to the editor for July 205 min read
July 19, 2026‘A clear lack of transparency and respect for how public funds in Ontario are used – and abused – by the Progressive Conservatives.’ Letters to the editor for July 195 min read
July 18, 2026‘Talk is cheap. Memorandums of understanding seem even cheaper and cost Mark Carney nothing.’ Letters to the editor for July 185 min read
July 17, 2026‘The Conservatives can most definitely recover if they come to their senses.’ Letters to the editor for July 175 min read
July 16, 2026‘The Conservatives have sailed into the political doldrums. The current skipper … why is he still at the tiller?’ Letters to the editor for July 165 min read
July 15, 2026‘Donald Trump has done the world another big favour.’ Letters to the editor for July 155 min read
July 14, 2026‘Whatever happened to elbows up? Gordie Howe must be rolling over in his grave.’ Letters to the editor for July 145 min read
July 13, 2026‘If Canada truly wants competitive markets, regulators must ensure that those who manipulate prices face serious personal risk.’ Letters to the editor for July 135 min read
July 11, 2026‘America has a long shadow and we are much safer when we see it and keep marking our own path.’ Letters to the editor for July 115 min read
July 10, 2026‘Patients who are being denied access to unapproved cancer treatments should take lessons from AIDS activists and their doctors.’ Letters to the editor for July 105 min read
July 9, 2026‘When First Nations are consulted before infrastructure decisions are made, in my opinion, it establishes a respectful framework.’ Letters to the editor for July 95 min read
July 8, 2026‘Trump’s request to reverse the game ban on the U.S. striker Folarin Balogun had the opposite of its desired effect’ Letters to the editor for July 85 min read
July 7, 2026‘Our economy continues to barely grow, food prices continue to rise, housing continues to be a problem … Mark Carney has, however, managed to grow our debt.’ Letters to the editor for July 75 min read
July 6, 2026‘This tells me everything I need to know about the morality of Vladimir Putin and Russia’s war against Ukraine.’ Letters to the editor for July 65 min read
July 4, 2026‘We are among the many Canadians bumped from the Canadian Dental Care Plan … another unaccountable government program.’ Letters to the editor for July 45 min read
July 3, 2026‘The best football players on the planet resorting to fouling and cheating … this is not the football we want to see.’ Letters to the editor for July 35 min read
July 2, 2026‘I’m well-versed in Alberta’s grand tradition of blaming the federal government for all its problems.’ Letters to the editor for July 25 min read
July 1, 2026‘An uncomfortable truth … Canada needs a cultural shift.’ Letters to the editor for July 15 min read
June 30, 2026‘I don’t want cheap American milk products. I would rather pay more for my milk.’ Letters to the editor for June 305 min read
June 29, 2026‘Pierre Poilievre’s dismissive, attack-dog rhetoric only reinforces why he may never become a resident of 24 Sussex.’ Letters to the editor for June 295 min read
June 28, 2026‘The most reasoned argument for private-pay alongside publicly funded universal health care that I have seen.’ Letters to the editor for June 285 min read
June 27, 2026‘Is the fight over who forgot to take out the garbage really about division of labour? Or is it about one partner packing for a business trip while the other’s MBA gathers dust?’ Letters to the editor for June 275 min read
June 26, 2026‘Canada’s men are playing better than ever … we are into the round of 32 and ready to rumble.’ Letters to the editor for June 265 min read
June 25, 2026‘The solution to unsold condos should be reductions in prices, even if that results in losses for developers.’ Letters to the editor for June 255 min read
June 24, 2026‘The inability of Parliament to reach consensus on MAID for mental illness … may reflect the reality that Canadians themselves remain divided on a profound ethical issue.’ Letters to the editor for June 245 min read
