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OPINION: We will not accept INEOS levels of exposure: Justice for Aamjiwnaang First Nation

OPINION: We will not accept INEOS levels of exposure: Justice for Aamjiwnaang First Nation

By Beze Gray, Joel Piche, Vanessa Gray as part of the Environmental Data Justice Lab in the Technoscience Research Unit at the University of Toronto.
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LETTER: Nightlight Sarnia to host an event Oct. 4

LETTER: Nightlight Sarnia to host an event Oct. 4

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LETTER: Excitement built for the Terry Fox event

LETTER: Excitement built for the Terry Fox event

Over $3,000 raised for cancer research.
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LETTER: Retired teacher says closure of AMSS would be a 'serious mistake'

LETTER: Retired teacher says closure of AMSS would be a 'serious mistake'

Regarding what appears to be the eventual closing of AMSS - As a long- serving, retired teacher there, I see this as a serious mistake.
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LETTER: A road design nightmare!

LETTER: A road design nightmare!

Road design nightmare! I would like to know who designed the road traffic out to Lambton Mall, Home Depot, Walmart area?
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LETTER: Changes at Alexander Mackenzie a 'tragic mistake'

LETTER: Changes at Alexander Mackenzie a 'tragic mistake'

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LETTER: Years of bad government decisions have led to the current homelessness crisis

The current rise in homelessness can be directed back to bad decisions made by the Provincial and Federal govts.
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LETTER: 'Get those people in those shelters.'

LETTER: 'Get those people in those shelters.'

Sarnia City council should continue to find housing for the 'residents' of the occupied Rainbow Park.
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LETTER: Why not use camper trailers to house the residents of Rainbow Park?

LETTER: Why not use camper trailers to house the residents of Rainbow Park?

Dear Editor, It has been proposed to build Tiny Homes to house the residents of Rainbow Park.
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LETTER: Police budget increases should cause concern for tuned-in taxpayers

LETTER: Police budget increases should cause concern for tuned-in taxpayers

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