Monday, July 17: Canada is ending its emergency visa applications for Ukrainians too soon, says one reader.
I am saddened that the emergency visa applications for Ukrainians fleeing the war are ending.
Add to this the humanitarian needs of people fleeing war that most Canadians born since the Second World War cannot even imagine. As an adult child of a late Second World War veteran immigrant who fought alongside Canada’s allies, I am hoping that this visa program is extended while the threat of totalitarianism remains.Article contentA Citizen letter-writer recently approved the closure of Gatineau Park to automobiles on the basis that cycling is the new reality.
Why should I and others be very inconvenienced so a few can frolic freely on The Driveway? Perhaps during COVID it served a purpose, but now it’s time to reinstate the whole route.Article contentThe LRT has been, and will likely continue to be, an unmitigated disaster. The Pimisi Station fiasco is merely the latest revelation. How many more unpleasant surprises are in store? Who knows?
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