To the Editor

Dear Editor,

Sitting on our patio overlooking Anderson Park enjoying the sunshine and pleasant breeze Saturday afternoon, I was too content. So I started reviewing the week’s headlines. It is hard to find positive news but no shortage of bad. It is difficult to compete with the buffoonery of President Biden, but our PM made a valiant effort. The report that he spent more hours in the air in his private jet in July than on the ground while lecturing the world on emissions was inspirational.

Dear Editor,

I want to start by thanking the authors of the two thought provoking letters that I believe are addressing the overturn of Roe vs Wade. I could write so much to their submissions but I will try and make my thoughts brief.

They are both addressing issues that the government has responsibility for and not any church. Evidently, most children born these days are raised without both parents involved in the lives of their children and abortions are very available in Canada. Abortion does

Dear Editor,

I have read several letters recently pushing one side or the other. Let’s talk about the children that will be born under this draconian action by the Right leaning Supreme Court of the U.S.

There are currently around 400,000 children in foster care and about 120,000 waiting for adoption in the U.S. Like Canada some facilities are good and some are terrible. Many children age out at 18 and go on to live miserable lives because of the sexual and physical abuse they were subject

Dear Editor,

There is an old saying, “What’s good for the goose should be good for the gander”.Certain folks believe they are “entitled” to impose their religious beliefs on others. Such folks seem to forget that Canada is a diverse, democratic country with many different religious faiths, and they either don’t understand democracy, or they just don’t care about “undermining” the “civil rights” of other people.

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