ancers not at fault Regarding the article Ukrainian dancers urge change after skipping city fest shows (July 18). I disagree with the Ukrainian dance ensemble which refused to participate due to the presence of SlavicRoots, a group promoting Russian culture. The Slavic group is in no way connected to the atrocities being inflicted on Ukraine. […]
A Free Press reader supports London bike paths, but does not support "dangerous bike paths."
A Free Press reader writes to say he was fortunate to have purchased Tom Benner's last life-size sculpture, a polar bear.
A Free Press reader calls for leadership in health care, on regulatory bodies, and on the public to demand better from mental health units.
Flurries of last-minute changes in alliances often happen just before great powers go to a great war
Canada’s aggressive new military rhetoric was on Monday welcomed by an analyst as well as workers at London’s General Dynamics Land Systems Canada plant. The city’s military industrial base may play a key role in Canada’s renewed commitment to national defence. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s pledge to boost military spending by $9 billion this fiscal year could […]
"It’s worrisome that government keeps saying the right thing but nothing has been triggered"
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Local immigration attorney Marcelo Betti says there’s a lot more to the story of immigration to northern Michigan than you might think.
India and Pakistan have had several shooting matches since they carried out a total of nine underground nuclear weapons tests in 1998.
Trump's "tariffs on everybody" policy offers a glimpse of what may come: the U.S. against the world, with Russia its only great power ally
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The Traverse City demonstration was one part of Saturday's grassroots rallies held nationwide as part of the “Hands Off” protest movement.
A Free Press reader says it's time to clean house at the Thames Valley District school board, with "their skewed priorities."