Dear editor:
I am writing as a concerned handicapped driver and citizen.
For the past three years, I have been a regular daily visitor parking at Rainycrest. It immediately became obvious that the handicapped parking was “for the birds.”
Dear Mike:
I must say I am highly disappointed with the plans for the market square and the exit survey that was available to complete at the unveiling!
Dear editor:
I am writing this letter to the editor in protest to the concerned citizen who felt it was necessary to contact the police regarding my 10-and-a-half year-old son delivering his paper routes 33A, 33B, and 34.
Dear editor:
While en route to Kenora last weekend, it became “painfully” obvious to me that not only our neighbours to the south have restroom/bathroom issues to deal with.
Dear editor:
In celebration of National Nurses Week, Riverside Health Care would like to extend a heart-felt thank you to our entire nursing staff.
La Verendrye General Hospital, Emo Health Centre, Rainy River Health Centre, and Rainycrest Long-Term Care, as well as our community programs, are privileged to have such dedicated registered nurses and registered practical nurses.
Dear editor:
This is a response to the “Scandalous” letter you published on April 27.
What I find “disheartening” about this letter is that still today in 2016, we have people who still have such narrow minds. It’s unfortunate that it is still frowned upon to dress your male child in pink due to the misconception of a gender stereotype.
Dear editor:
I am writing this in response to the letter entitled “Scandalous” in your paper last week.
While I am not here to dispute Mr. Johnson’s claims, as it is my belief that such ignorance and bigotry is inarguable, I am here to say shame on you for printing such hate speech and giving this man a platform from which he can spew his horrendous nonsense.
Dear editor:
I’d like to extend a big public jeer to Jerome Johnson for last week’s thinly-veiled homophobic rant disguised as a letter to the editor (“Scandalous,” April 27.)
You’ve clearly expressed yourself with the clarity and logic of a YouTube comment section when you try to argue that a boy’s shirt choice may one day somehow magically turn him into a homosexual.
Dear editor:
The definition of scandalous: causing general public outrage by a perceived offence against morality or law.
When I saw a letter to the editor entitled as such, I thought to myself, “Well, I better click on that.” However, I wish I hadn’t.
Dear editor:
In reply to the letter “Scandalous” from Mr. Jerome Johnson (Fort Frances Times, April 27).
Oh dear, Mr. Johnson . . . where have you been? Time and the world have moved on.
I am quite confident in suggesting that no parents of these children “forced” them to wear pink T-shirts on Wednesday, April 13—the day known in Canada as the “Day of Pink.”
