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Today's letters: Cheap hit on Redblacks QB deserved a tougher response - Vimarsana News

Today's letters: Cheap hit on Redblacks QB deserved a tougher response

Saturday, July 16: On the CFL; fare-free transit; bagpipers and bylaws; and more. Write to us at letters@ottawacitizen.com

Today's letters: Ukraine — haven't we learned from history? - Vimarsana News

Today's letters: Ukraine — haven't we learned from history?

Saturday, Feb. 26: On Ukraine, the occupation of Ottawa, and Doug Ford. You can write to us too at letters@ottawacitizen.com

Today's letters: Vaccinate health-care heroes now - Vimarsana News

Today's letters: Vaccinate health-care heroes now

I was shocked to read that ER doctors have not received a second vaccination. All that empty talk about our “front line heroes,” stories of how they have separated themselves from family to avoid spreading the virus, the stress and PTSD from the exceptional conditions they face — and they are not given priority for an optimum vaccine protocol? We are importing health-care workers from Newfoundland because ours are burning out, and the number of COVID patients is increasing. It seems completely counterintuitive that we are not giving maximum protection to the workers who are keeping ...

How climate action can benefit from Indigenous tradition of '7th-generation decision-making' - Vimarsana News

How climate action can benefit from Indigenous tradition of '7th-generation decision-making'

Last week, Molly Segal wrote about John Lyons wrote, "Carbon capture and storage is like mopping the floor while the tap is still running." Mark Shulist wrote, "Thanks for the carbon capture article. Too many people think that science will save us from our folly. Planting trees and legislating green roofs on all buildings (including schools) would be better than the industrial carbon capture deception." Lil MacPherson wrote, "There is now a new understanding from soil science all over the world that we have a huge potential carbon sink, and the answer is just beneath our feet, the soil, and ...

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