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Letters Across Canada Challenge Carney on Palestine, Fault Alberta Policies, Urge Clear Safety Strategy

The latest letters pages capture mounting pressure without any sign of policy reversals.

Overview

  • Readers criticize Prime Minister Mark Carney’s decision to recognize a Palestinian state, arguing he does not speak for all Canadians and questioning any expectation that Canada protect the territory.
  • Alberta correspondence highlights a looming teachers’ strike after student walkouts, with writers urging a better compensation deal and condemning the proposed agreement as inadequate.
  • New letters press back against the UCP’s proposed Care‑First auto insurance overhaul, citing expert doubts about premium relief and urging motorists to organize opposition.
  • Winnipeg writers call for a concrete public‑safety plan, asking Police Chief Gene Bowers to outline strategies on bail breaches and warning against assigning encampment removals to bylaw officers.
  • Federal firearms policy continues to draw fire in letters after the government announced a buy‑back program, with Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree singled out over what critics call ineffective rules.