Letters to the Editor, July 26, 2025
Article content
SASK GETS IT RIGHT
Re “Immigration to Canada not a right, Saskatchewan court rules” (Postmedia News, July 24): This ruling has the potential to set a powerful legal precedent, allowing the swift resolution of immigration cases where even the slightest indication of fraud or misconduct is detected. By streamlining the process and ensuring that individuals who violate immigration regulations are dealt with efficiently, it could significantly accelerate the repatriation of those residing unlawfully. Moreover, such decisive action may go a long way in restoring public trust in the integrity of our immigration system, reassuring citizens that the rules are being enforced fairly and consistently.
Recommended Videos
tap here to see other videos from our team.
Letters to the Editor, July 26, 2025 Back to video
tap here to see other videos from our team.
Anas Khan
Beaumont, Alta.
(It was a strong ruling which others should take note of)
SHOW SOME HUSTLE
Why are Vlad Guerrero and Bo Bichette not required to run out routine ground balls? The Blue Jays are fun to watch and playing some impressive baseball of late. Hustle is infectious. With an annual salary that I would struggle to pronounce, Guerrero should be running as fast as he can wherever he goes, including the food truck. Bichette used to be a lot faster in previous years. He now runs like he’s got cramps. The Jays need to trade both of them if they’re going to succeed.
William Edworthy
Calgary
(You always run it out)
WRONG LANE
Well, first bike lanes caused more gridlock to Toronto traffic and now it’ll be dedicated bus lanes! Get rid of both! Let the mayor ride her bike on the sidewalk! Such a vehicle-unfriendly city!
Bill Sholdice
Mississauga
(At every council meeting Chow her merry gang of extreme left-wing supporters make the city worse)
CARE FOR CANADA
Funny how Carney has no concern over the humanitarian crisis in Canada, yet injects his opinion into Israel. Our dollar is still terrible with him in charge, and this fiscal genius still can’t get it over Trudeau’s peak. All of this, of course, was on his watch as Trudeau’s fiscal advisor.
David Johnston
Kingston
(Carney is going to turn into a giant disappointment)
Postmedia is committed to maintaining a lively but civil forum for discussion. Please keep comments relevant and respectful. Comments may take up to an hour to appear on the site. You will receive an email if there is a reply to your comment, an update to a thread you follow or if a user you follow comments. Visit our Community Guidelines for more information.