Letters to the Editor: 'To A Soldier In Hospital'
As a young girl growing up in Dublin, Ireland, I spent many hours in the company of the novelist, dramatist, poet and war poet Winifred M. Letts (1882-1972),…
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As a young girl growing up in Dublin, Ireland, I spent many hours in the company of the novelist, dramatist, poet and war poet Winifred M. Letts (1882-1972),…
As a young girl growing up in Dublin, Ireland, I spent many hours in the company of the novelist, dramatist, poet and war poet Winifred M. Letts (1882-1972),…
Ignore protesters It may be time for the media to stop covering these protests that we have seen too often of late. If they don’t get their fifteen minutes of…
Article content Vaccination clinic well organized My wife and I went to the Agriplex yesterday to get our vaccinations. I let her off at the door while I parked the car. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Letters to the Editor: March 10 Back to video While she waited at the door for me she was asked by a couple of attendants if they could help. When I came we were escorted inside the building. Others directed us to where we were to go to sit down for a short time until it was our turn to get our shot.
I disagree. Many of these buildings have no real history. Nothing of lasting interest or significance happened there. The notion that keeping old buildings as the only way to keep our history is nonsense. Buildings can be memorialized with street-side plaques, photographs, exhibits within museums, and sections of architecturally interesting structures can be moved to parks or the pioneer village. I take exception to Bentley’s glowing description of the former children’s hospital. I worked there for three years. What can Bentley say to the families of the children who died in that hospital...