Letters to the Editor

Andrew Stokley warns that without an overhaul of the Police Services Act, Sarnia taxpayers will remain "handcuffed" to fiscal dilemmas they have no power to solve.

A reader argues that mayoral candidate Bill Dennis struggles to maintain composure in unscripted moments, citing a recent interaction regarding housing statistics.

I have enjoyed shore fishing along the river at the point around the bridges for many years. However, being a senior now I can no longer fish that area. It…

A mother argues that police social media posts regarding arrests fuel hatred against vulnerable people and invite harmful public commentary.

Moving the Indwell minor variance application from the Committee of Adjustment to City Council undermines the Planning Act and sets a troubling precedent for procedural fairness in Sarnia.

I was born in 1958 in Michigan. My great aunt Marj Walton resided on McMillen Parkway and my mother; her great niece would vacation there. Our family loved the beach…

I have, like many people in the Sarnia area, walked our lovely waterfront for many years admiring not only the beautiful waterfront view but the gorgeous work that has been…

Allan McKeown clarifies his stance on psilocybin regulations and Medical Assistance in Dying while offering support to the Pearson family.

Dr. Blake Pearson responds to a recent letter, clarifying that his father sought psilocybin for end-of-life distress, not life extension.

Editor Given the recent unflattering exposure of the Sarnia Police Services Administration's inflated new building costs it's refreshing to see some criticism sent their way. Many people are unhappy with…