YOU SAID IT: Yes or no to pipelines

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Yes or not in pipelines

I can’t say that I am sorry for the Prime Minister Mark Carney, since the problem that lies in front of him was mainly because he inherited from you, knows who, but he must understand that to try to please everyone is the worst mistake that he can make.

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Almost every Canadian can see the path to return this country from the verge of collapse in economic terms, next to it there is a pipeline.

Canadians look with horror that they do not provide a clear and obvious way forward.
Mark, or say, there are no pipelines, or go to the ACME SHOVEL company and buy a million shovels and gave them to citizens so that they can dig a trench themselves.

Wayne Boyce
Carleton Plays

Now worry about freedom of speech?

I remember when on the same day people said that if Wayne Gretzky could be exchanged, could be exchanged. I assume that the saying has recently become if Don Cherry can be fired, anyone can be fired.

And if we talk about Don Cherry, it is a little rich in seeing how the personalities of CBC and the commentators of the guests are worried and clutching their hands to freedom of speech and censorship.

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Kenneth Lloyd
OTTAWA

Another is not on a high -speed train

Re: Stop Rail Line Beconity, letter to the editor, September 17.

I fully support the writer of Wayne Boyce writers about the construction of a high-speed railway line from Toronto to Quebec City.

Every month we travel to Toronto by car, and not because we like it. This is just a cheaper way. Flights and trains are astronomical in cost for what you get.

Via Love to announced a trip of $ 55 here and there, which are magnificent when they leave at 6 or 10 o’clock in the evening, but this is difficult to do with children. In addition, these excellent “cheap” transactions are always more expensive for a family of three or four.

Can you imagine the cost of getting a train when it is a high -speed train? Oh vay. Keep a high -speed train.

Vrom Vrom, we continue.

Stefan Landry
Orleans

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