Letters to the Editor

Suffering is a huge part of the human condition, which is why we need to build a support system of family and friends and keep the lines of communication open by becoming a better listener.

The Insurance Bureau of Canada expressed its concerns that "untrained" operators of commercial motor vehicles are putting highway safety at risk.

It's time that our governments get involved and put our workers back into the workforce without displacing them from their families or their homes.

However, taxpayers are yet to reap the full benefits of this investment.

A shout out to the amazing Nolalu Community Centre Board for your support and offers to help before and during the event. You rock!

There are better administrative solutions available - not just what is stated in the Municipal Act or Municipal Code of Conduct Policies.

The $30-million investment represents a significant step forward in our ongoing efforts to enhance road safety in the North.

I don't know how long you have studied the pros and cons about nuclear waste, but I'm confident that you have been blindsided about some very important concerns.

I have seen some crazy actions conducted by commercial vehicle operators.

If board members are going to be threatened with removal from the board every time there is an issue with their internal practices, then democracy is challenged.