Dear Editor I am writing in response to the letter entitled “Welcome to the Pontiac?” in the May 5 issue of THE EQUITY. The letter was addressed to the Warden and all mayors and councillors of the area. I am

Dear Editor This letter is addressed to Warden Jane Toller and all mayors and councillors of the area. What caused me to write this letter was kind of the final straw, after months of things being said and done. One

To whom it may concern, I’d like to stay anonymous, to protect the parties involved in this situation. Recently my family has had their medical information (the result of a COVID test) shared with the public. That information is meant

Dear Editor, As a recent subscriber to THE EQUITY who has lived in the Pontiac since April, 2017 and who lived in Ontario for many years, I felt it necessary to respond to your editorial. As an elected representative of

Dear Editor, While these words, spoken by Abraham Lincoln in Gettysburg, were related to the cause of . . .

April 19th is the first of many stressful days for expectant mothers in the Pontiac. Indeed, the checkpoints that will be . . .

Dear Editor, I am writing in response to the recent article in THE EQUITY which emphasized my concern about sufficient dosage supply for our permanent residents. For most regions of Quebec, the dosage provided is based on . . .

Dear Editor, We are living in a sinful broken land. We need . . .

Dear Editor, I was intrigued by the title of your editorial (April 7th, 2021): “CAQ gets a failing grade.” While the meandering editorial seems to address the issues of poor school ventilation and the care and treatment of seniors during

Dear Editor, I heard a doctor on the radio saying that the social restrictions of the pandemic are likely to cause people to lose track of things that they used to remember easily. The routines we used to follow have