• Not looking for a token woman on council
  2008/11/11
  During the all-candidates' debate on Oct. 22, you didn't listen to the whole question about a female voice on our Township Council, did you? ...
• Question about female councillors was worthwhile
  2008/11/05
  Re: 'More important issues facing Ward 2 than the gender of candidates,' published in the Oct. 31 issue of the Brock Citizen.
  Thank you to the ...
• What is happening to our water?
  2008/11/05
  We have a cottage on Talbot Drive, adjacent to Bolsover Lock 37. Last year, we had a good portion of carp die along our shoreline.
  This year, ...
• Durham needs to invest in its police force
  2008/10/26
  Many public services, but more so policing, is one service that is not realized until the public actually requires them. Sadly the letters to the ...
• Cops can't have it both ways
  2008/10/24
  To the editor:
  If Durham's police officers want to hire 20 officers each year for the next three years, maybe they should give up the three per ...
• Police take up too much of Region's budget
  2008/10/24
  To the editor:
  Here we go again. In these times of economic breakdown in the country and the world itself, more money, more cops, better benefits...
• What's with all the tarmac?
  2008/10/20
  An open letter to Jim Bradley, provincial minister of transportation:
  I'm writing about an excessive use of tarmac in our community.
  Earlier...
• Another Liberal lost in the woods
  2008/10/01
  To the Editor;
  On my morning walks around Ethel Park, I have noticed a Liberal election
  sign stuck deep in the woods all alone.
  While I...
• Cats aren't meant to roam freely
  2008/09/27
  

  A couple of issues back, a lady wrote in regarding the "Heartless Driver" who ran down their "beloved pet cat." Although my ...

• School attack 'cruel'
  2008/09/25
  To the editor:
  Re: ‘Schoolyard attack leads to assault charges,’ published in the Sept. 19 issue of the Brock Citizen.
  What good reason ...
• Tradition lives at Sunderland Fall Fair
  2008/09/25
  To the editor:
  Once again, the Sunderland Agricultural Society, with the help of many dedicated volunteers, has enjoyed a very successful fair....
• Treasurer defends why records went bad
  2008/08/27
  Re: 'Former skating club treasurer pleads guilty,' published in the Aug. 22 issue of the Brock Citizen.
  In response to last week's ...
• Resident concerned about lack of weather warnings
  2008/08/21
  To the editor:
  Re: 'Residents snap pictures of Lake Simcoe waterspout,' published in the Aug. 15 issue of the Brock Citizen.
  I sent the ...
• Thank goodness the driver is OK
  2008/07/14
  Re: "Speeder made a mistake" letter

  I see a different side to the situation which caused the previous commenter to be "appalled....

• Liberals carbon tax won't help
  2008/07/04
  To the editor:
  The federal Liberal leader, Stephane Dion, has just announced that a major plank in his party's next election ...
• Fair trade the way to go
  2008/05/26
  To the editor:
  Canadians often contribute to the well-being of other people in the world. This is the case with the fair trade coffee, where ...
• Don't let one ruin it for all
  2008/02/27
  Thanks to the dedication of the Cannington Business Association, the hard work of countless volunteers, and the generosity of sponsors, Cannington ...
• Meeting with CHC 'disappointing'
  2008/02/08
  The health care professionals from Brock and residents of Sunderland and Beaverton met with Mayor Larry O’Connor and Ron Ballantyne of the Brock ...
• Time to celebrate town halls
  2007/12/05
  This past summer,  my husband and I drove across much of Canada.
  We passed through a great number of small towns comparable in sizes to ...
• Proposed subdivision could increase global warming
  
  To the editor:
  There is no excuse today for being unaware of the ever present problem of “global warming”. The Tokyo Summit is fresh in our minds...

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