Expect fresh paint drops to splatter along the brick pathways of downtown as, for one afternoon, the city becomes a canvas.

Walton signed this letter of intent with his full name, “William T. Walton III.” Walton was one of the greatest college ...

So once again our socialist Liberal/NDP government, along with the ever-self-absorbed Bloc Québécois, have voted to help themselves to the working man and woman’s pocket by taxing property ...

Weak response can’t cure evil Bit of an irony in David Woodly’s letter (“Eliminate the virus that is Hamas,” June 14). As is well known, antibiotics don’t work on viruses. I fear that ...

J.D. Fliesen’s June 9 letter; “They deserve respect, not suspicion and prejudice,” heaps scorn upon Michael Baumgartner, implying he’s a liar, belittling his military service and labeling ...

The recent article by Dr. K. Madan Gopal, “The delicate balancing of health-care costs” (Editorial page, June 4), on the need for balancing health-care costs, puts forth much needed insights ...

I now understand why New York City students are so far behind (“ ‘Broccoli mayor’: Breathe deep, kids,” June ... Letters are subject to editing for clarity, length, accuracy and style.

The federal government is in the midst of a $5-billion, 10-year restoration/modernization of the Centre Block of Parliament, yet purports to be completely stymied by ...

To paraphrase, airport management is excited that five gates will now board directly from the tarmac and not that darned old jetway. I doubt their glee is shared by those who are disabled ...

Re: “Teens with obesity are turning to surgery, weight-loss drugs,” World, June 18: While it’s great to see that a tiny percentage of teens are recovering their health, expensive ...

I refer you to The Spokesman’s June 13 guest opinion by Lerria Schuh, “Give credit where it’s due for Camp Hope closure.” The Spokesman-Review invites original letters on local topics of ...