‘If Canadians truly have lost faith in public-health measures to control the next viral outbreak, we are in big trouble.’ Letters to the editor for May 23
The article discusses various opinions on public health measures and the judicial system in Canada. Concerns are raised about the country's preparedness for future viral outbreaks and the effectiveness of its court system. The importance of independent judiciary and the need for precautionary health measures are emphasized.
- ▪Canadians express skepticism about returning to the U.S. until political changes occur.
- ▪The article highlights the role of the judiciary in administering justice rather than regulating safety.
- ▪Concerns are raised about Canada's readiness for the next viral outbreak and the need for precautionary measures.
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ShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountAmerican wayRe “I know firsthand why the U.S. will never admit that it lost the war in Iran” (Opinion, May 16): This incisive diagnosis of the Trump administration’s disastrous assault on Iran speaks volumes about the decline of U.S. diplomacy as a force for promoting international peace and security.Despite its lead role in founding the United Nations, not to mention the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, the United States has frequently employed the threat or use of military force rather than diplomacy to address strategic interests, usually with disastrous results.
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