LETTER: Drop-box removals irk this reader

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Editor: Canada Post's decision to remove local letter drop-off boxes forces residents to drive, park, and line up at the main post office just...

LETTER: Harm reduction can’t go it alone

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Editor: I read recently that local substance-related emergency department visits and drug toxicity deaths continue to outpace the average provincial rates, driven by an...

LETTER: Think safety first and foremost

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Editor: I read with interest, Bruce Corcoran’s account of “Jay Walkers and Cyclists, oh my,” in the July 23 Chatham Voice. I would like to...

LETTER: Real community safety starts with housing, not displacement

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Editor: Maureen De Baene’s recent letter ("Better decisions needed over homeless situation," Aug. 6) accurately highlights the frustration felt across Chatham-Kent regarding visible poverty, but...

LETTER: Art community suffering in C-K

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Editor: As someone who has worked inside Thames Art Gallery and ARTspace and supported our local arts scene for years, I cannot stay silent...

LETTER: Better decisions needed over homeless situation

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Editor: A recent survey by the Chatham-Kent Association of Realtors (CKAR) cites homelessness as the number one local concern. To restore community balance, we...

LETTER: Heat max bylaw would come at too high a price

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Editor: Everyone agrees tenants should be safe during extreme heat. The question isn’t whether cooling is important – it’s who should bear the responsibility...

Voice drop box appreciated in Louisville

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Editor: Thank you for placing a box containing The Chatham Voice in Louisville. Since we’ve lived in the rural area, we've had difficulty getting a copy...

LETTER: Trees poisoned, reader says

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Editor: I am writing regarding a heartbreaking vandalism of the property on which I live. Sometime in the second week of May, a very cruel...

LETTER: Was the sign-removal effort truly neutral?

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Editor: As we approach the municipal election this October, the evolving situation surrounding campaign sign enforcement across Chatham-Kent has turned what began as routine...