June 23, 2025

Letters to the editor, June 23: 'What happened to elbows up?'

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Open this photo in gallery: A view of Stelco’s steel plant in Hamilton, Ont., on May 6, 2022.CARLOS OSORIO/Reuters To the rescue? Re "Ottawa facing criticism for not doing more to help Canadians leave Middle East" (June 20): Here we go again: Canadians travel overseas, the country explodes around them and people expect Global Affairs Canada to somehow save them. I have travelled some in my life, more so in my younger days, and have on occasion found myself in situations that could have gone sour quickly. I never expected that if things went bad, a fairy godmother with maple…

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