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Letters to the Editor, Sept. 26, 2026

Published Sep 26, 2026  •  Last updated 6 hours ago  •  2 minute read

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No, we don’t have to accept a bad deal with the U.S. Yes, we need to expand our trade reach outside of North America to ensure our future. But no, that does not mean joining the EU, even as an associate member. Having to suborn ourselves to the rules of an entity an ocean away gains us nothing. We already have the ability to increase trade with the EU. Canada is uniquely rich in what the world will need in the future. Don’t sell that future for political expediency, Mr Carney!

David Woodley
Burlington, Ont.

(We are blessed as a nation have resources in abundance the world needs, that is our leverage)

DOUG’S DENIAL

Hello, Premier Doug Ford. Quick question: are you endorsing Olivia Chow or not? Your left hand doesn’t seem to know what your right hand is doing. So we have an ambidextrous premier.

Thomas McKenna
Scarborough

(The non-endorsement-endorsement is still a head scratcher)

ROAD TO NOWHERE

What is up with our PM’s obsession with joining the EU? He failed to stop Brexit, so now he wants to drown us in the septic quagmire that is the European economy. And he appears to be setting about this without consulting either Parliament or the Canadian people. So, once again, Carney is about to take us where nobody wants to go.

Larry McGuire
Perth, Ont.

(He views this as an easy path to decouple trade with the U.S. It isn’t the right strategy)

CARNEY SELLING OUT CANADIANS

Mark Carney is answering to his WEF and EU overlords. Selling out Canadian sovereignty worse than if we were (laughable) the 51st state. The EU will, mark my words, tell Canada how many immigrants it will take in, and collect Canadian tax dollars for the EU’s green initiatives, Canada will have to open its markets, including dairy, much worse than what the U.S. wants access to. Many people do not understand that the EU is run by unelected officials. That is not democratic.

Mike Trianos
Brampton

(Canadians needs to understand why we will be giving up. Perhaps it’s time to revisit why Brexit happened)

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