Letters

As interesting and unusual as the results are for the provincial election, they still come nowhere near a true reflection of the voters’ wishes. For example, the Green Party doubled its popular vote from eight to 16 per cent and won three seats. If the number of seats won matched the percentage of popular vote, the Greens would now have 14 members in the Legislature.

Members of Chorealis Vocal Ensemble would like to express our gratitude to our open-hearted and compassionate audience for donating so generously to our benefit concert April 7.

A question we all should be asking our elected members of Parliament in Ottawa is, “When did the borders of Canada change to Ontario and Quebec?”

The headline on page three of the May 5 Morning Star should have read, “Pickleball courts moving ahead without consultation with the local community.”

So the truth hurts.

Why do we have to wait for days before finding out who has won the provincial election? The system is ridiculous.

Spring is sprung

We are writing from the heart to a young man that paid for our food on a Thursday night at Burger King.

Today’s children face an economy that is far different from the ’50s, ’70s or even ’90s. Multiple career changes, numerous location moves and demands for continuous learning are the mainstay of today’s economy.

This is in reaction to Leona Bird’s letter in the March 31 edition dealing with Lyme disease and her frustration with Mel Arnold regarding his failure to react to an unnamed bill and unnamed legislation.