Letters to the Editor – August 7, 2026
Thomson said the role requires time and commitment after 12 years as trustee for 18,800 students.
- Trustee Jane Thomson announced she will not seek re-election to the Bluewater District School Board after serving for 12 years representing students across the Northern Bruce Peninsula and South Bruce Peninsula.
- Representing 18,800 students, Thomson navigated complex challenges including accommodation reviews and enrollment growth, work demanding commitment to governance and school board funding.
- Her decision to step down occurred before the Minister of Education's announcement, Thomson stated, noting the position requires navigation of geographic realities where "one size does not fit all."
- Thomson encouraged interested individuals to consider putting their names forward if they value publicly funded rural education and the well-being of students, parents, and communities.
- Centralizing decision-making underscores the growing need for local representation, Thomson observed, stressing that a local voice on the Bluewater District School Board remains more important than ever.
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Letters to the editor – August 7, 2026
Cows don’t have votesJohn Attard Montalto of Sliema writes:The face of the farmer who lost his fields because of the explosions at the Lourdes fireworks factory says it all. Desperation.The owners of a cattle farm have no idea how to invest €700,000 to restore the damage caused by the blast.We are not talking of a...
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