In today’s letters to the editor: Oil and gas; Canadian Pension Plan; plastics ban; Steve Clark; Doug Ford; Ontario’s Greenbelt; brain injuries; 24 Sussex Drive
: It’s now time to take away the political football that is the prime minister’s residence. We should look at it as something that is above politics and a symbol of our government, not a fancy home for a politician.
The National Capital Commission should appoint a voluntary commission to take on the role of planning and creating a new residence. Maybe appoint someone like Lynda Reeves, publisher of House and Home magazine to chair it. She could enlist such great Canadian design talent, including Brian Gluckstein, Joe Brennan, Siamak Hariri, Shim-Sutcliffe and Bruce Kuwabara to name just a few, to create a residence we can all be proud of.
The new residence could be first used as a public gallery for Canadians to enjoy the new home as their own, then occupied as the prime minister’s residence five years after completion. This will give our current leaders a way to finally solve a problem without any political risk.– Opinion, Aug. 7). Why not make 24 Sussex into an HGTV project? The Baeumlers took on a resort in the Bahamas; why not take on a historical renovation? It would make for interesting TV for several years.Letters to the Editor should be exclusive to The Globe and Mail. Include your name, address and daytime phone number. Keep letters to 150 words or fewer. Letters may be edited for length and clarity.
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