Today's letters: Cancer-treatment delays are simply unacceptable
Tuesday, April 18: Women going to a private clinic for breast-cancer surgery illustrate the inadequacy of the public health-care system.
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Tuesday, April 18: Women going to a private clinic for breast-cancer surgery illustrate the inadequacy of the public health-care system.
Saturday, Dec. 3: Readers want to know how we'll avoid a repeat of light-rail blunders. Plus, more on the Emergencies Act.
Sioux Falls Police Issue Warning About Spike in Car Thefts A warning on social media from the Sioux Falls Police Department Tuesday morning (June 15), had a lot of us checking the calendar. Usually, it's when the weather is at its coldest in the city we see an uptick in stolen vehicles, as owners leave their cars unattended with engines running and doors unlocked in an attempt to warm up their vehicles. But even with temperatures soaring to near triple digits in Sioux Falls this week, the message from the police looked very similar. 3 stolen vehicle reports already this morning. All had the s...
Today's letters: In praise of Ottawa's corner cafés Saturday, April 17: Cafés and COVID; access to Gatineau Park; and a few choice words for politicians. Write to us at letters@ottawacirtizen.com Author of the article: Citizen letters Publishing date: Apr 17, 2021  â¢Â 2 hours ago  â¢Â 10 minute read  â¢Â People share drinks at the terrace of the "Cafe de Flore" in Paris on Oct. 26, 2020, prior to a nighttime curfew imposed there as part of measures aimed at curbing the spread of COVID-19. Photo by LUDOVIC MARIN /AFP via Getty Images Article co...