Editor: Thank goodness our provincial government has decided to re-open the doors for the many people in our province who need a bit more education to be able to get a job, get off welfare, and contribute positively to our economy and our communities.

A resident calls for changes to prevent more accidents.

Editor: It’s really wonderful to see so many children and families using the new Penzer Action Park in 91Ô­´´ City — less screen time and more outdoor time.

Editor: As a business lawyer and corporate counsel for hundreds of incorporated small businesses in 91Ô­´´, I am deeply concerned about the recent disastrous and foolhardy proposal by Finance Minister Bill Morneau to eliminate income splitting in private corporations.

Editor: The opinion sounded in your paper (the Times , Aug. 11) regarding the shocking waste of fresh foods in our province is right on.

Many people want to use Penzer Park so safety is key.

Why aren’t residents given the option to stay with the current layout?

A 91Ô­´´ resident suggests a few ways to draw people and raise money at 91Ô­´´â€™s premiere car show.

Editor: Since the public hearing on June 27, I have been overwhelmed with thoughts and questions about the proposed Brookswood-Fernridge OCP.

Editor: I have lived in Fort 91Ô­´´ for the last eight years and been involved in Fort 91Ô­´´ for 14 years. I moved here because of the feel of the village. The modernization of this space is yet another step away from the character that attracts people to Fort 91Ô­´´.