letters to the editor

A landowner says zoning bars development on her small forest, and asks why land that serves as habitat and public benefit should still be taxed.

A reader writes in to say name recognition is not the same as knowing what a candidate would do at City Hall, and that comparison tools can help.

Letter writer Mark Merchant questions candidates’ changing positions on a proposed police headquarters and calls attention to their previous support for the project.

In August of 2025 I wrote a letter to the editor Titled “ Dear Mr. Bailey ” In that letter I addressed the issues I was seeing with the school…

Bob Sutton applauds nuSarnia’s non-partisan voter guide and encourages residents to engage in democratic life beyond casting a ballot.

A reader defends Bob Hyde, calls Bill Dennis’s “communistic lefty” outburst inexcusable, and urges voters not to reward intimidation with the mayor’s chair.

Annette Dillon reflects on a mayoral candidates’ discussion and suggests practical ways to improve French-language services and community life in Sarnia.

A Sarnia resident says a conversation about seniors' needs with mayoral candidate Bill Dennis at a Lambton Mall event ended in an angry confrontation, and urges voters to be well…

A care-a-van rider says the service makes the difference between getting out for medical appointments, vet visits and time with friends and staying home.

A reader urges voters to distinguish between what municipal candidates can do through city council and what they can only advocate for elsewhere.