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- Mark John Galea from Sliema proposed introducing a Maltese National Day to honor Maltese people worldwide and unite them as a nation.
- Galea based the proposal on Malta’s history, citing the 1566 laying of Valletta’s foundation stone as a symbol of renewal after hardship.
- He emphasized that active communication and recognizing common interests are vital for fostering unity within Malta’s diverse society.
- Galea argued, “We are all on the same team,” highlighting that a shared identity strengthens social cohesion and national progress.
- The proposed Maltese National Day aims to promote community unity and celebrate Malta’s established place on the international stage.
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Letters to the Editor: July/August 2025
The Cost of Care As Monica Kidd writes in her cover story, “Need a Knee Replacement? You Can Get It at the Mall” (May), Canada is known for its “universal” health care system. However, we still come second to big-profit interests. According to a 2015 Angus Reid study, nearly 25 percent of Canadians chose not to fill or renew a prescription in the previous year due to the cost of medication. This often results in many low-income patients returnin…
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Advice for a healthy, balanced diet is certainly good and beautiful. However, the fact is that many people in this Federal Republic of Germany simply cannot afford healthy food financially.
Letters to the Editor, Aug. 27, 2025
Re "Canada's Brooke Henderson holds off Lee to win her second CPKC Women's Open title" (The Canadian Press, Aug. 24): I couldn't be more proud to be a Canadian today. Brooke Henderson has always been, and continues to be, a beacon of what it means to be Canadian. She handles herself with class, a class that should make all of us very proud. Congratulations, Brooke!
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