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Letter: Victims of Government greed
Letter to the Editor, I am astonished that there seems to be so little interest, or concern, regarding the blending of the GST and the PST into one tax as announced by the Liberal provincial government recently. No one seems to be aware that we are about to become victims…
Letter: Thank you from Wallaceburg’s ‘Crabby Combo’
Everyone, Words can’t express our appreciation for your support this past weekend during our roof top adventure at Crabby Joe’s in Wallaceburg.…
Letter: Strawberry Festival thank you’s
Letter to the editor: Thanks to all that came and supported the 1st Get Fresh Strawberry Festival at Peter and Ellen Jennen’s Farm Market this past weekend.…
Letter: Wallaceburg ER update
Dear SDH Supporters: The SOS Committee felt that an update to the supporters of SDH, given recent events, was in order. The battle to save our ER and in fact SDH is not over. There may be a bit of a reprieve at the moment but it is far from…
Letter: More studies needed for wind turbine health concerns
Some people in Chatham-Kent are experiencing serious health issues since the Kruger Energy Port Alma turbine complex was commissioned.…
Letter: Health concerns over wind turbines
People from across Ontario who welcomed wind turbines into their community are now coming forward with questions and concerns about disturbed living conditions and health concerns and don’t know where to turn.…
Letter: New health care facility in Wallaceburg?
To those who depend on SDH: Do not be fooled by tricky messaging. If you listen closely to what the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance said you would have heard the term “new facility”, not a new hospital for Wallaceburg. The CKHA when asked if this “new facility”, which has not been…
Letter: Shipley addresses Wallaceburg ER protest group
To: Members of the S.O.S. Committee and Residents of Lambton-Kent-Middlesex About one hour ago (on Friday March 20) I received information regarding your intention to visit me at my Wallaceburg office. Had I known, I would have made every effort to be there personally to greet you and receive your…
Letter: Van Bommel can’t make protest
Editors note: This was a letter sent by Lambton-Kent Middlesex MPP Maria Van Bommel to the Wallaceburg and District Chamber of Commerce.…
Letter: LHIN responds to protest
The Erie St. Clair Local Health Integration Network (ESC LHIN) values the input and the participation of all members of the community regarding health care services in our region. We understand that anytime potential changes to improve the delivery of heath care are discussed their can be some anxiety about…
Letter: Facts and fiction on recent events
Passing the budget bill “(The budget bill) can be passed today. It can receive royal assent, it can help the unemployed people in Canada right now. Where’s the courage on the other side to help unemployed Canadians?” (Flaherty, QP, March 11, 2009) However, no one is holding up the budget.…
Letter: Wallaceburg ER issue
Dear concerned citizens, The Local Health Integration Networks (LHIN) put in place by the current provincial government under Premier Dalton McGuinty are an absolute failure. The LHIN is nothing more than a staff of paid bureaucrats with a Board of Directors hand picked and appointed (not elected) by the provincial…
Letter: SOS committee calls meeting for March 12
Wallaceburg and area needs you!. We have a special role for you to play and need your help. The actions to close the Sydenham District Hospitals ER, as well as dismantle the current services being offered are in affect. We need your help to call attention to what is going…
Letter: History was made
Last night was the first in a series of community engagement battles with the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance (CKHA)and the Local Health Integration Network (LHIN). This was the first time that Wallaceburg residents packed C-K Council Chambers to standing room only and also filled the lobby of the Municipal Centre. A…
Letter: London resident sends kind letter to Mayor Hope
This letter was sent by a London resident who had a very positive experience while visiting Chatham over the weekend for a funeral. Read the full letter below. Dear Mayor Hope, I have visited your city in the past and have found it to be a normal kind of city……
Open Letter On Local Healthcare
This letter was submitted moments ago by a concerned Chatham citizen. This is an open letter to the Community as well as the members of our Communities responsible for administering healthcare services in our Communities; very specifically I trust this message will be read by Messrs Switzer and Tremblay.…
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