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Dear sir: I was very disturbed to see in the Fort Frances Times a review of a movie the writer had not seen, making judgments on the motives of the director and the people who go to see it (“‘The Passion’ only feeds our passion for violence, March 3”). She […]

Dear sir: Do you have arthritis? I do, and I have changed from an athletic person who walked miles a day to a person who—some days—could barely walk. Medicine and exercise have helped a lot. Talking to others with the same problems also is a relief. That’s why I go […]

Dear editor: Thank you for this space to vent a public opinion. Are you satisfied with your Hydro One billing? My concern is why we should all be responsible for its debt? The former Ontario Hydro accumulated a debt of $38 billion and it’s the people of Ontario who are […]

Dear sir: This letter is in response to the article in last Thursday’s Daily Bulletin, “Low numbers threaten French Immersion.” Twenty years ago, through a lot of hard work by interested parents, my son was part of the first class of French Immersion at St. Francis School. My two daughters […]

Dear editor: I cannot vouch for David Anderson’s assessment on loon mortality in Gord Pyzer’s column in last week’s Times, “Something loony going on in Canada,” with regards to lead poisoning caused by lead sinkers used by anglers. But I do know fishing tackle employing lead is responsible for fish […]

Dear sir: I read your recent article “Health unit hasn’t decided on appeal yet” (F.F. Times, Feb. 25) with interest. It certainly was no surprise to PUBCO that the appeal board ruled against Dr. Sarsfield. As far as the hazards associated with second-hand smoke are concerned, there is a lot […]

Dear editor: After reading about the beef farmers’ troubles for a few months, it brings back memories about commercial fishing in this area. In the early 1970s, the commercial fishermen received an awful jolt. Word came from the federal government to pull all walleye and northern nets from the water […]