Ernie (Brantford,ON), 12 days ago

From the Canadian Taxpayers Federation
The federal government is adding $153 million a day to our debt. In just three years, all the debt repayment since 1997 will be wiped-out. Support a federal balanced budget law and help us STOP this clock.

see our debt clock ticking:
http://www.debtclock.ca/
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doug (cobourg,ont), 17 days ago

I just like to say I think it is wrong to blame everything on the coyotes. They do a lot of good too by keeping rats, mice, gophers and other rodents we complain about in check. Maybe if there wasn't so many side-of-the-road shootings of deer there would be more, too. I don't think the coyote has much to do with the disappearance of bigger game. Personally, I like to see them back in our woods. And, if you live in their old areas (man), then no wonder you see them in your yard. Lock up your dogs and, when did it become a cat's right to roam the streets? We have to lease our dogs. Concerned in Cobourg

Whitney Robertson (Cobourg,On), 20 days ago

Why can't our local newspapers find something a bit more respectable topics to write about and photograph? Once again this newspaper shames itself by showing numerous dead animals, the coyotes. Yes, coyotes are a problem but do we really have to make a sport out of showing their dead bodies in the newspaper people of all ages look at? It's disgusting and there is no need for it. If you are that desperate to write about something, at least find something that won't be so shameful.

Andy A Dingler (Cobourg,Ontario), 5 months ago

The Max lottery draw is nothing but greed. We had Super 7 for $ 3 for three rows with Encore. Now, it’s a big whopper of $6 to get the same as your Super ticket — three rows and Encore. This is the end for me buying tickets. Next one will be 649 for sure. Stop buying lottery tickets. The only people who will benefit is the government.

timothy jackson (orono,ontario), 6 months ago

Perhaps I missed something when I came across two photographs on your site captioning that lifeguards walked off the beach the last weekend of summer for "big waves and strong undertow". While no job is worth losing your life over, that is their job to watch and take care of people swimming on the beach. Waves and undertows are regular occurrences Lake Ontario. I grew up not far from Cobourg beach. This would be the same as a firefighter refusing to go into a building to save someone because "the fire was hot and big". With several hundred people on the beach, it was a bad move on the lifeguards’ part. They took that position knowing very well the risks and dangers. If they are afraid to do their job, then quit.