Letters

Editor: In response to last week’s comments by Mr. Wiggins on Premier Ford. The Ontario government recently published the differences in pay levels for public servants versus that of those in the [...]

Editor: I am writing regarding the habitat destruction that reportedly occurred at the Roxodus event. As reported in the July 5th edition of The Creemore Echo, “about 18 hectares of woodland was [...]

Editor: With the provincial debt load over $340,000,000,000 ($23,000 per capita; highest worldwide) and servicing it annually cost over $13,000,000,000 it is admirable the government is intent on [...]

Editor: Regarding the emergency alert system: of course, it is wrong to call 911 to complain about Amber Alerts. It is also wrong to have a government or commission mandate that everyone with a [...]

Editor: I’m always impressed and enthused by innovative thinkers and a good example is what has just happened after the cancelling of Roxodus. The media has been promoting the fact that the [...]

In last week’s article about ticks and Lyme Disease, I wrote, “Recently there has been a publication by Dr. Allan MacDonald, a highly regarded pathologist, in which Borrelia was found in five [...]

Editor: I read Dr. Jody Bowle-Evans’ article in The Echo this week with a sense of relief. My partner, Don Miller, had been seriously ill since October of 2018 (mildly ill since May of 2018) with [...]

Editor: Creemore Community Foundation. These three words have been tossed around a lot lately as our community grapples with the future of the TD Bank lands. But I think it may be time to take a [...]

Editor: This story is about an orchid that is over 24 years old and is so loved and treasured by our family. It all started when my Aunt Audrey moved to Tiny Beaches near Lafontaine in 1995. [...]

Editor: I want to send congratulations and a well done to Henry and Christina Affolter on their retirement. My son and I haven’t lived in Creemore for 20 years, but we always do our best to stop [...]