In today’s letters to the editor: the Liberals; the Senate; Chinese EVs; Donald Trump; cancer screening; pensions; IT; freeze it; make a list
Letters to the editor, July 22: ‘I find the Liberal economic policies indefensible, no matter who is doing the selling’Minister of Finance and Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland delivers remarks during Canada Day celebrations at LeBreton Flats in Ottawa on July 1.: A letter-writer states, “If the Liberals hope to remain in power, they should find a rock star with brains.
We would get a less partisan and more representative and effective Senate. And when there are future complaints, the prime minister can blame the provinces.In Canada, the Prime Minister can appoint senators based on advice, expertise and regional representation. Senators can then become cabinet ministers at the Prime Minister’s discretion, alongside elected MPs.: We cannot ban imports of Chinese electric vehicles with punitively high tariffs without punishing hard-working Canadians.
“Trump recounts assassination attempt, calls for unity and attacks Democrats as he accepts GOP nomination” For some, including those with multiple serious chronic diseases, early detection and treatment can cause unnecessary suffering or reduced life expectancy. Some, but not all, patients have the knowledge to ask about the chances, in their circumstance, to benefit or be harmed by screening.: I retired more than 20 years ago. Inflation has rendered my pension pitiful, and with it my medical benefits.: Contributor Farhaz Thobani laments the lack of trained mainframe staff.
‘Resolute, defiant, simultaneously the self-declared martyr and Republican icon, Donald Trump has likely all but defeated Joe Biden.’ Shooting aftermath, plus other letters to the editor for July 16
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