SooToday readers have plenty to say about a new report that claims our city is one of the most unhappy communities in Canada; 'Enough already with the negative articles'
As SooToday told you yesterday, a newly released report says our city is one of the least happy communities in Canada — 97th out of 100 on the so-called happiness scale, ahead of only Windsor, North Bay and London, Ont.Not surprisingly, our report on this report triggered some pretty strong opinions. Below are some of the letters we received from Sault Ste. Marie readers.
This community is set in one of most beautiful regions in the world. It is inhabited by kind, caring and, yes, happy people. This beautiful city Are you sure you are happy to hear from the citizens of this beautiful city?Or will you wait to put comments after a long list of new headlines to further your embarrassment?'Enough already with the negative articles' Enough already with negative articles on SSM.
The Soo business community should come together, look forward and forge a common plan that would benefit the community as a whole not just a few privileged parties. The old must be revamped so we don't have ghetto type neighborhoods. We need a city beautification plan. Everything needed is here. So let's get to work. We can all benefit. Outsiders know nothing about us Well....how absurd that someone from the prairies can make such ludicrous claims about the Soo.
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