Letters to the Editor

As I celebrate Earth Day my thoughts turn to the oil and gas industry. Despite repeated promises since 2009 by successive prime ministers to phase out fossil fuel subsidies, the…

I believe that all of us were so grateful when Jude Leyton was found alive. Those of us who had been praying for his rescue, not recovery, were so blessed…

The thought of a federal election is depressing as we need to choose progressive leadership and there is obviously very little choice. Where have all the leaders gone?  It is depressing…

A dead tree on Newburgh’s Main Street boasted and hosted a pair of Pileated Woodpeckers. First the tree was trimmed to a stump but the nest (holes in the trunk)…

The amount of relief and joy felt by this community (on March 31) was vast and incredibly overwhelming. Our countless prayers and hopeful wishes were answered with the safe rescue…

The March 11 article in the Napanee Beaver about the emergency stays program which included an interview with Mayor Isbester left me with the mental image of all of Council…

For more than 70 years, the Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) has celebrated the Daffodil Campaign in April. The daffodil is resilient, it is the first flower to bloom in the…

We are a bankrupt country with no plan to resolve the dilemma! Why? As the former leader of the Reform Party acknowledged (Globe and Mail March 16) the post war…

Over the winter not all people pick up after their pets when walking on or around the track. To say thanks to the Fair Board and to the town council…

During COVID, I have chosen to be very careful about shopping and dinning out. Since I am a senior, mid-70s, I try to be wise. Some ladies in the same…