Letters

Editor: What do Donald Sutherland, Paul Martin, Joni Mitchell, Neil Young and Jean Chretien and the late Peter Kavanagh all have in common? They all had polio and experienced its lifelong [...]

Editor: CRASS – lacking sensitivity, refinement, or intelligence. That’s a one-word description for the new signage “designed” by the Township of Clearview now being sited to ruin the many [...]

Editor: I read, with great interest, your editorial on the smartphone on my smartphone. I can’t agree enough and wish I had never opened up my life to the pesky thing. Like crack cocaine and [...]

Editor: How is it that council budgets $150,000 for reconstruction of ball park pavilion yet lowest accepted tender is $193,000? And if there’s problems with that, they’ll default to next [...]

Editor: Really? As many readers of The Echo are aware, there has been an ongoing tension between drivers (based on my own experience, mostly pick up trucks) and cyclists. I thought there was a [...]

Editor: In response to Animals are animals, treat them that way if you want to keep them healthy”, Creemore Echo, Sept. 8, pg. 5). I too might start by saying I love dogs and I love cats. I have [...]

Editor: I have been saddened by the recent controversy over the state of the fountain sculpture and its environs. In particular, it is surprising that the complainants, having started a fire, [...]

Editor: The Creemore Cats group has been working diligently over the years to reduce the number of abandoned companion cats in the village (over 250+ cats). In particular, Karlin Roat has been [...]

Editor: We are indeed fortunate that so many people in and around Creemore are generous in supporting the community with their time and money. The Station on the Green, the Horticultural Park and [...]

Editor: Ralph Hicks, the creator of the sculpture of dancing children which, for years, has been the central feature of the Station on the Green (SOG) and Horticultural Garden, recently wrote to [...]