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LETTER: Five years after legalization, pot plants still stink

LETTER: Five years after legalization, pot plants still stink

'In the latter 8-10 weeks of growth, the odor from four plants can force you indoors on the nicest late Summer early Fall days'
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LETTER: Artificial intelligence needs universal regulation

LETTER: Artificial intelligence needs universal regulation

'I applaud Mark Rosenfeld and his Provocation Ideas Team for holding this Festival in Stratford'
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LETTER: City leaders sped away from safety concerns

LETTER: City leaders sped away from safety concerns

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LETTER: Rules of the road apply to school bus drivers, too

LETTER: Rules of the road apply to school bus drivers, too

'Quite a few of these drivers seem to think the rules don't apply to them because they drive a big yellow bus'
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LETTER: Police presence will impact speeding in Stratford

LETTER: Police presence will impact speeding in Stratford

Reader has tried in vain to address speeding in the city
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LETTER: Mayor has a duty to listen, not just be seen

LETTER: Mayor has a duty to listen, not just be seen

Mayor often involved in photo-ops, but 'when it comes to the messy business of listening to the citizens of Stratford, it seems he’s far less enthusiastic', reader says
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LETTER: Our forefathers knew how to get things done

LETTER: Our forefathers knew how to get things done

'Think of the things we try to get done today which take unfathomable lengths of time to come to fruition'
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LETTER: Stratford Kinsmen are done hosting parades

LETTER: Stratford Kinsmen are done hosting parades

After hosting duties for a pair of city parades were awarded to other groups, the Kinsmen Club of Stratford is moving on
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LTE: Stratford could learn lesson from St. Marys council

LTE: Stratford could learn lesson from St. Marys council

What happened to public engagement about the community created asset of Avon Crest, Stratford's first public hospital?
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LTE: Empty seats at Boon's funeral disappointing

LTE: Empty seats at Boon's funeral disappointing

Art Boon, a "veteran of D-Day and local sports and community titan" was honoured with an emotional ceremony at the Stratford Rotary Complex
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