Letters to the Editor

Dec. 29: ‘Why not come up with public health guidelines that are national or even international?’ Readers react to pandemic policies, plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 28: ‘The Conservative Party’s best shot of the year – its own foot.’ A down year for the Tories, plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 27: ‘Unable to book a timely appointment.’ Got your booster shot? Plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 24: ‘Only the select few appreciate fruitcake.’ The best holiday treat? Plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 23: ‘Here is my suggestion: Don’t travel.’ Should Canadians travel amid pandemic restrictions? Plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 22: ‘Does a small mom-and-pop store … pose the same level of COVID-19 threat as a 100-seat bar or 20,000-seat stadium?’ Lockdowns and restrictions (again), plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 21: ‘Quebeckers have long been more progressive than the rest of Canada on many important social and cultural issues. Give them some time.’ Bill 21, plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 20: ‘Where is the true sense of social and economic urgency?’ Canada’s Omicron response, plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 19: ‘Ontario … has vaccines, but no one to serve them.’ Who’s booking booster shots? Plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 18: ‘Jaskirat Sidhu deserves a second chance as a future Canadian citizen.’ Should the driver in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash be deported? Plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 17: ‘Leave the debate in Quebec.’ Who should fix Bill 21? Plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 16: ‘Canadians can be forgiven for holding their applause.’ Readers debate Chrystia Freeland’s fiscal update and billions in new federal spending, plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 15: ‘To force vaccines on somebody claiming religious opposition would certainly violate their freedoms … those who hold such beliefs should be free to move – just not where they can harm others, be it the skies, cinemas or arenas.’ Religious exemptions, plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 14: ‘Let’s stop threatening our friend, ally and trading partner. Remember softwood lumber tariffs?’ Should Canada fight U.S. electric vehicle credits? Plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 13: ‘Prince Charles … such a talented and dedicated monarch ready to take the helm.’ Is the Royal Family facing a succession crisis? Plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 12: ‘Most people at highest risk won’t be vaccinated in time for Christmas dinner.’ Calls for prompt COVID-19 measures as cases surge, plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 11: ‘Liberal cabinet ministers … complicit in the Prime Minister’s contempt for our precious parliamentary democracy.’ Readers debate Justin Trudeau, plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 10: ‘A full boycott (diplomatic and athletic) … the only way to send a message.’ Canada joins diplomatic boycott of Beijing Olympics, plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 9: ‘If it were not for Dominic Barton, where would Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor be today?’ Can Barton hold a candle to Canada’s great diplomats? Plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 8: ‘U.S. VIPs will remain safely at home while U.S. athletes are sent into the maw of an annoyed China.’ U.S. imposes diplomatic boycott of Beijing Olympics, plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 7: ‘If push comes to shove, I’d rather pay with polarization than pay with deaths.’ Should Canada resist calls for mandatory vaccination? Plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 6: ‘Pierre Poilievre is correct.’ Conservatives critique Liberal deficits, the Bank of Canada and inflation fears, plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 5: ‘One by one, former British colonies are shedding their colonial shackles. Canada should be next.’ Why Barbados left the monarchy, plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 4: ‘Health officials and governments … remain reluctant to let go the notion that COVID-19 can be eradicated entirely.’ Will we ever live in a COVID-19 free world again? Plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 3: ‘People need space, which should include at least 1,700 square feet per household.’ Density vs. sprawl and the future of cities, plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 2: ‘Here’s a reconciliation tip from one colonist to another … wouldn’t it make sense to give it back?’ Indigenous artifacts hidden away in the Vatican Museums, plus other letters to the editor

Dec. 1: ‘If NHL players boycotted the Beijing Olympics, it would represent a meaningful protest against human rights abuses in China.’ What will Canadian athletes do? Plus other letters to the editor

Nov. 30: ‘If we only bought what we really need … we would be well on our way to fixing many of the problems that plague modern society.’ Broken supply chains and why we’re running out of everything, plus other letters to the editor

Nov. 29: ‘Only when interest rates rise appropriately will we be able to see a more equal balance between supply and demand.’ Can higher rates solve the housing crisis? Plus other letters to the editor

Nov. 28: ‘Hurry back before three days from the United States and no tests required. What could go wrong?’ COVID-19 testing for vaccinated Canadians on short trips dropped, plus other letters to the editor

Nov. 27: ‘We can’t prescribe our way out of the opioid crisis.’ Reader debate the safe supply of drugs, plus other letters to the editor

Nov. 26: ‘Safe supply’s role is to keep patients alive.’ Is safe supply the best solution for the opioid crisis? Plus other letters to the editor

Nov. 25: ‘We have not yet run out of overenthusiastic (dare I say foolish) buyers.’ Bank of Canada warns of elevated household debt as interest rates set to rise, plus other letters to the editor

Nov. 24: ‘The IOC is only about money – sports and human rights seem way down the list.’ Tennis star Peng Shuai, China and the Olympics, plus other letters to the editor

Nov. 23: ‘I told you so.’ A warning that climate change is coming for everyone, plus other letters to the editor

Nov. 22: ‘Forget a diplomatic boycott of the Olympics … we should step up and do something within our control: Pull our athletes.’ Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai goes missing, plus other letters to the editor