Letters
Public letter to candidates in the Caledon municipal election
October 17, 2014 · 0 Comments
With the approaching municipal election, we would like to take this opportunity to encourage all candidates to consider what they can do to support and ...
‘Can’t’ shouldn’t be part of politicians’ vocabulary
If your incumbent or candidate utters the word “can’t,” I would suggest you take a second look. Time and again, municipal politicians stress that upper-tier ...
Government bans one per cent of cosmetic pesticide use to win votes
We are an amazing society here in the Big Smoke/Southern Ontario, at least from where I sit. When we want to put a product on ...
Remember Canadian Tire when voting
Last week, while driving home from Toronto on Highway 50, mid-week and midday, my husband and I were amazed at the volume of traffic, especially ...
Caledon resident’s response to ‘Battleground Caledon’ in Toronto Life
As a resident of Caledon and a person whose roots here extend back almost 100 years, I read the article Battleground Caledon in the September ...
Like idea of making staff accountable
In response to Mark Radford’s open letter to mayoralty candidates (Sept. 25): The idea of the tracking system is the best idea I have heard ...
Hoy was ‘demeaning and sarcastic’
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion including Claire Hoy in his July 31 column “Predictable report shrugged off.” Going well beyond his own biases, ...
Drawings are not offensive
There has been a little bit of controversy surrounding Peel Works decision to do an adaptation of the famous March of Progress drawing for their ...
Candidate believes experience would benefit council
I would like to extend my appreciation for the coverage that you provided regarding the debates that took place in Ward 2 (though I’m not ...
Councillors suddenly favour engagement
Monday night’s candidates’ debate in Alton was a real eye-opener. There was an excellent turnout from the community to hear the contenders spin their tales ...
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