Letters to the editor, April 28: ‘If fairness had been the objective, the budget would instead have limited the exemption of capital gains on principal residences’

Letters to the editor, April 28: ‘If fairness had been the objective, the budget would instead have limited the exemption of capital gains on principal residences’Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland and cabinet ministers pose for a photo before the tabling of the federal budget on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, on April 16.: If fairness had been the objective, the budget would instead have limited the exemption of capital gains on principal residences.

When I was a law student, prosecutorial discretion was one of the first things we learned about in our criminal law class. I saw that there was never a case for murder against Mr. Zameer, let alone first-degree murder. And Dr. Schoichet? A year after Mr. Ford fired her, she was awarded the Herzberg Gold Medal, Canada’s most prestigious prize in science and engineering.Almost 40 years ago, Stephen Herder, publisher of the Evening Telegram in St. John’s, pulled on his chest-high waders and started cleaning up Rennie’s River behind his home. Single-handedly hauling out tires and all matter of horrendous materials, he became known as “the old man in the river.

Now the trout have returned, as have fishers wetting a line before and after work, downstream from the Stephen Herder Bridge.It is not just Hollywood that needs to stop stereotyping people with disfigurement as villains. Society at large also discriminates against people judged to be flawed.

I subscribe to two newspapers, and it is a very rare occasion when I see such an ad within their pages.: A letter-writer bemoans the fact that more and more of his students are saying the American “zee” instead of the Canadian “zed.”

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