The Guardian

EDITOR: From looking at the new development at the corner of Richmond and West streets in Charlottetown, a person could assume either that there are no bylaws (building codes) concerning elevation and run-off, or they are not being ...

EDITOR:   The cartoon by Michael de Adder on Oct. 7 in The Guardian and Journal Pioneer is most apt. We see our profligate PM using two big jets for his election performance, when surely one would do. It is indicative of his confusing stance ...

We can only imagine the chaos if Monday morning commuters trying to cross the Hillsborough Bridge connecting Charlottetown and Stratford were blocked by climate crisis protesters. The same can’t be said for other cities around the world, ...

EDITOR: When I was 18, I decided to join the Canadian Armed Forces. I was born in a small village in Quebec named Bienville. I tried to join (the Armed Forces) in Ottawa, as I was living there at my brother’s place to learn English and ...

EDITOR:   The Trout River Environmental Committee (TREC) works to help our rivers and streams be healthy. The Trout River runs through Millvale to Stanley Bridge along with its tributaries and brooks feeding into it. Through the ...

EDITOR: I applaud the editorial in The Guardian recently on why the paper will refer to what’s happening to the climate as a climate crisis instead of the usual climate change. Thank you for reminding your readers of the opportunity, ...

EDITOR: I am sorry to say that Justin Trudeau’s excuse that he did not know that ‘blackface make-up’ was offensive and racist to many Canadians even before 2000, let alone in 2001, is not a good one. Firstly, it is very sad ...

EDITOR:   Is Justin Trudeau trying to emulate the president to the south of us? He would have to go some yet to match the apparent racism of Mr. Trump ... even with Justin’s brownface and blackface and evasive answers on the subject. ...

CHEERS: To members of the public who continue to call the police to report impaired drivers. P.E.I. has a drunk-driving problem and, as at least one judge routinely points out, offenders don’t seem to be getting the message. One message that ...

EDITOR:   On P.E.I., there are 22,000 people living below the poverty line! That includes children, seniors and people with physical and mental disabilities. How can Islanders hear this and allow it to continue? We can’t. Having a ...