Opinion

Our government is introducing legislation that would address price discrimination affecting Canadian consumers.

Dear Editor, First of all, let’s deal with some myths and facts that have been shared at the Community Liaison Committee (CLC) meetings in Creighton. Myths: We have to deal with this sludge, like it or not.

Dear Editor, Sarah Trevor (Letter to the Editor, Dec. 12) clearly fails to understand Gordon Edwards’ thoroughly objective and factual letter of Dec. 8 on the subject of nuclear reprocessing. While Ms.

Dear Editor, Another Christmas is here and time to remind everyone of the hazards of tinsel and decorations to animals and birds. Please remember to keep these things away from pets and to remove all decorations before disposing of Christmas trees.

Dear Editor, Buz Trevor is absolutely correct in saying that my suggestion – keeping high-level nuclear waste where it is for the foreseeable future – is not a solution to the nuclear waste problem (Letter to the Editor, Dec. 5).

Trevor Miller I guess my favourite thing about the holidays is getting to watch my son’s face light up when we’re driving around after dark and he sees all the houses decorated up.

Dear Editor, It is with considerable concern that I read the article “Creighton’s NWMO support over $550K” in the Dec. 10 edition of your newspaper. As Ms.

Dear Editor, Storage of nuclear waste in our landscape is of concern for all who want to see it done safely and securely.

Courage. That is the best way to describe Rinelle Harper. Rinelle is a victim of the violence that so many Indigenous women have faced across Canada. She was violently attacked, sexually assaulted and left to die.

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