Letters to the Editor, Oct. 26, 2026

Published Oct 26, 2026  •  Last updated 19 minutes ago  •  2 minute read

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BRING BACK TORONTO THE GREAT
The public who vote for candidates whose platforms contain issues that lowers the once great Canadian fabric, what is left for you to enjoy? The far-left ideology is cause for concern with their movement. Toronto city council needs to move more to the right to restore the foundation of what was once a great Canadian city to live and work in.

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Wayne Smith
Scarborough

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(Unless we elect new councillors and get away from the collectivist way of thinking, nothing will change)

THE LIES HE TELLS
Americans: Wake up. Can you not see your president makes promises he cannot keep? Lies, insults heads of state, and yet looking at him, he is a puppet of Putin he calls a friend. One liar to another, he has turned your country and its people into the laughing stock of the world. The only thing he really has accomplished is nothing but line his own pockets. To the people of the United States, wake up.

Ian Kelso
Scarborough

(If the midterms go as badly as expected for the GOP, then Trump’s last two years in office will keep him occupied with repeated impeachments from the House)

CARNEY IS A PHONEY
Count me as part of the minority who does not approve of Mark Carney. I find him to be a gaslighting narcissist, soft-on-crime globalist, full of serious conflicts of interest.
Mark David Fienberg
Toronto

(There as aspects of his character assessment you’ve given which are quite accurate)

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UP IN SMOKE
Re “Greenhouse gas emissions up again” (Editorial, Oct 10): According to your editorial, the latest data from the federally funded Canadian Climate Institute predicts Canada’s energy related emissions last year increased by just under 1%. With all the ‘verbal flatulence’ spewing from the ‘radical left.’ I’m quite surprised that the increase in greenhouse gas emissions was that low. Anyway, just to play it safe, I wouldn’t take a chance on lighting a match when discussing politics with anyone you’re not familiar with (and that includes Americans) — just in case.

David Honigsberg
Toronto

(Good idea)

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