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LETTER: Data blaming cats for bird deaths seems exaggerated

LETTER: Data blaming cats for bird deaths seems exaggerated

Resolution on making Sault 'bird-friendly city' requires more research, reader argues
LETTER: Spinning our wheels waiting for new recycling bin

LETTER: Spinning our wheels waiting for new recycling bin

'To worsen matters, the wheels, made of plastic, do not stand up to our kind of weather. They crack in the cold and after a while, holes are bored into the plastic'
LETTER: RCMP needs fixing, not replacement

LETTER: RCMP needs fixing, not replacement

'The public and the RCMP deserve a better outcome than reduction or exclusion,' reader says
LETTER: It will now cost you to get virtual healthcare

LETTER: It will now cost you to get virtual healthcare

Sault walk-in clinic director sees provincial cuts as the end of virtual healthcare
LETTER: Plastic bag ban is virtue signalling nonsense

LETTER: Plastic bag ban is virtue signalling nonsense

Grocery bags are hardly single use. We load them up at the store, unload them at home and tuck them away to use again as a kitty litter dumping bag or as a small garbage bag, letter-writer says
LETTER: We should have kept hospitals by the river

LETTER: We should have kept hospitals by the river

'It was therapeutic to look out the windows and watch the ships go by, sliding quietly up river'
LETTER: 'I want to build the city I know we can be,' mayor says

LETTER: 'I want to build the city I know we can be,' mayor says

'I look forward to supporting the ideas of city councillors and moving forward with an agenda that will benefit our city and its residents both in the short term and the long term,' Matthew Shoemaker writes
LETTER: Make your own masking decision, but let me make mine

LETTER: Make your own masking decision, but let me make mine

If wearing mask stops others from getting sick, reader will do it, mandate or not
LETTER: An act of kindness isn't something burdensome

LETTER: An act of kindness isn't something burdensome

Reader Marjorie Wellar asks 'how burdensome could it be to do an act of kindness for vulnerable people in your community and slip on a mask at the grocery store or other indoor venues?'
LETTER: Truckers seek improved safety enforcement, operator training

LETTER: Truckers seek improved safety enforcement, operator training

Many of the scales and inspection stations in northern Ontario are closed with concrete barriers