Letters to the Editor

‘This situation could lead to unnecessary delays in diagnosis and treatment, ultimately jeopardizing patient health outcomes,’ the NDP MPPs from Sudbury and Nickel Belt argue in letter to Health Minister Sylvia Jones

Professor says the impact of the pandemic on student learning was clear after COVID-19, a faculty strike will only further impair students who are just starting to rebuild their confidence and academic skills

Another close call at a crosswalk prompts reader to highlight the rights of pedestrians

Reader tips his hat to the hardworking nurses and personal support workers who provide care in people’s homes

A former candidate in Ward 8 weighs in on the question of whether city councillors should actually reside in the ward who residents they speak for

The city is going to decide how to spend the $4 million it received for the sale of Meatbird Lake in and a group of citizens from the area are looking for public support for their idea

‘Between 7:30 and 9 a.m. and 2:30 and 4 p.m. on school days, it is utter chaos. There are student drivers, parents late for work, buses full of screaming kids, and regular traffic mixed with kids as young as five walking and biking to school with their parents, as well as kids (like mine) who are old enough to start having the freedom to get themselves to school on their own’

‘The continued destruction of our public services will have devastating effects for our economy and working class material conditions. Education, health care, environmental protections — nothing will be spared if we don’t speak up. The rug is being pulled — yanked — out from underneath us’

'The journey to restore and renew the postal service is now under way,' writes Doug Ettinger, outlining how Canada’s national mail carrier plans to stay relevant — and solvent.

Naomi Grant, a member of Greater Sudbury Safer Sidewalks, highlights the impact of a local pilot program to boost winter sidewalk maintenance