Letters to the editor – March 9, 2026

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In today’s letters to the editor: Mark Carney; emergency transport; Canada and India; submarines; Norway and the Olympics; expropriation

Letters to the editor

Shelter policy Massachusetts is finally seeing a pivot in its emergency shelter policy, but for towns like Tewksbury, the “Compliance Paradox” remains a daily reality. While the administration has implemented a 4,000-family system cap for 2026, we must ensure this limit is a permanent guardrail, not a moving target. For too long, the state’s “Right to Shelter” law has been used to bypass local sovereignty. In Tewksbury, we have seen the results:…

Letters to the editor – March 9, 2026

Action needed, not wordsAldo Gatt of London, UK writes:On February 13, I reported a dangerous balcony at 4, Triq Papa Alessandru VII, Vittoriosa to both the Vittoriosa and Cospicua local councils. Pieces of broken drain pipe with sharp shards sit on the balcony, the base of which also appears cracked. The property is vacant but...

Letters to the Editor | March 9, 2026

Mocenacagi’s impact Sevuloni Mocenacagi is like a bottle of wine. The older it gets, the stronger it becomes. Mocenacagi has played a huge role in Fiji’s success on the 7s arena. Whenever he has been given the opportunity to wear the national jumper, he has given his best and stood out with his sublime performance, leading like a warrior. He is humble and soft-spoken and prefers to do his talking on the field. His presence makes an impact. When …