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LETTER: Long-term care proposal reminds reader of Ford gov. decision to 'desecrate green space'

LETTER: Long-term care proposal reminds reader of Ford gov. decision to 'desecrate green space'

'I'm reminded of the disastrous decision by the Ford government to desecrate the green space across the top of Toronto using the clarion call of 'building homes' not unlike the heartfelt cries by our mayor and council to 'house seniors',' reader says
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LETTER: What's with the local road work?

LETTER: What's with the local road work?

"Just watch the traffic. Cars are not sure when to cross," reader warns
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LETTER: Alleged Russian propaganda scheme a 'disturbing' threat to democracy

LETTER: Alleged Russian propaganda scheme a 'disturbing' threat to democracy

'Recent news out of the U. S. seems to show a credible connection between Russia and many 'local' social media content creators through Tenet Media,' a reader writes
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LETTER: Sebringville residents have concerns regarding proposed development

LETTER: Sebringville residents have concerns regarding proposed development

'The experts plan for developments like the one proposed to be built in serviced urban areas, specifically Mitchell, Listowel, Milverton, Shakespeare, and Atwood'
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LETTER: Too much 'bureauspeak' in municipal politics

LETTER: Too much 'bureauspeak' in municipal politics

'It is apparent that people say things as if they are true, factual, undeniable when in reality they amount to no more than opinion, speculation and of no more weight than conversation over the back fence,' a reader writes
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LETTER: Sebringville can't support proposed development

LETTER: Sebringville can't support proposed development

'It is a village, not a city,' a reader writes
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LETTER: 'Change is inevitable, but tread carefully' says reader

LETTER: 'Change is inevitable, but tread carefully' says reader

'It defies logic that the same planning department responsible for developing our Official Plans would make recommendations to council to contradict the very principles they have set'
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LETTER: We deserve transparency on plans for long-term care homes

LETTER: We deserve transparency on plans for long-term care homes

Reader asks, 'How many new beds are we going to have in total and where are they going to be?'
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ICYMI: LETTER: Concerns about Stratford's proposed new long-term care and residential units

ICYMI: LETTER: Concerns about Stratford's proposed new long-term care and residential units

'I am wondering if the proposed development at 3188 Vivian Road is in the best interests of the residents that are to benefit,' a reader writes
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LETTER: Concerns about Stratford's proposed new long-term care and residential units

LETTER: Concerns about Stratford's proposed new long-term care and residential units

'I am wondering if the proposed development at 3188 Vivian Road is in the best interests of the residents that are to benefit,' a reader writes
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