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Letters to the editor: Jan 14: Icky and un-Canadian BlackBerry sells 90 patents to Huawei, plus other letters to the editor

The Globe and Mail Letters Jan. 14: ‘Restaurants are open … retail stores are operating … children are back in school.’ The view from Atlantic Canada, plus other letters to the editor Contributed to The Globe and Mail Published January 14, 2021 Roland Brack/iStock Editorial / Getty Images Keep your Opinions sharp and informed. Get the Opinion newsletter. Sign up today. For sale Re BlackBerry Sells 90 Patents To Technology Giant Huawei (Letters, Jan. 13): This feels like an icky and “un-Canadian” decision by BlackBerry, now a shadow of its former, proudly Canadian technological triumphs. I guess that anything is for sale, even for a few measly bucks.

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Letters to the editor: Jan 11: If anyone had trouble understanding the definition of systemic racism, then I submit the storming of the U S Capitol by a white mob More fallout from Washington, plus other letters to the editor

Letters to the editor: Jan 11: If anyone had trouble understanding the definition of systemic racism, then I submit the storming of the U S Capitol by a white mob More fallout from Washington, plus other letters to the editor
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Pandemic or not, pantry ready to help

LISA KRISTOFF Thu, 12/24/2020 - 8:00am For 35 years, Boothbay Region Food Pantry has been helping residents in need, and the number served has grown each decade. The service includes distributing holiday meals for Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter. This year’s Christmas baskets were distributed at the pantry Dec. 18 and a few more on Dec. 21. Co-President Fleet Davies reported 120 families received baskets this year, each one put together based on the number of people in the household. The baskets included three side dish recipes: candied yams, split pea soup and creamed spinach, and their major ingredients. Each family chose either ham and pineapple or chicken, with potatoes, corn, peas, carrots, raisins, brown ’n serve dinner rolls, brownie mix, trail mix, macaroni and cheese, as Davies said, “’cause everyone likes mac ’n cheese”; cans of fruit; spinach, French fried onion rings, boxed milk, applesauce, apples, onions, brown sugar and marshmallows.

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