CHRISTINE SINCLAIR SETS ALL-TIME RECORD, WHERE'S HER RECOGNITION?

On Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2020, Christine Sinclair, captain of the Canadian women’s soccer team, became the world’s all-time leading goal scorer in soccer with 185 goals.

This happened at the Women’s Olympic Qualifying Tournament in Edinburg, Texas.

She now leads the world in international goals for both women and men. This is a huge accomplishment in any sport. No other woman or man in the entire world has scored as many international goals. She has been named the Canada Soccer player of the decade.

The Guardian has not printed one word about this incredible accomplishment.

Why do they continue to ignore the accomplishments of female athletes?

If you have a daughter, granddaughter, niece, sister or friend who is an athlete at any level, are you OK with them constantly being trivialized or ignored?

Maybe those of us who are fed up with such behaviour should contact the editor and demand that there be coverage for all major accomplishments by both

If you have a daughter, granddaughter, niece, sister or friend who is an athlete at any level, are you OK with them constantly being trivialized or ignored?

females and males.

Why do women still have to fight this archaic battle? We deserve better.

Marg Gray,

Stratford, PE

RE: FEEDBACK FROM GREEN ENERGY MISMANAGEMENT

Aha, feedback at last. Carol Capper's response to my writings on climate skepticism is interesting. (Guardian 1 Feb.)

Sadly they consist mainly of insults to me; I am denying my children a future.

Well, I had to expect it from the alarmist brigade. I am pretty thick-skinned, but I have to admit to being a little miffed to be accused of such a callous disregard of my children's future.

It's what is common in your camp, Ms. Capper, even such luminaries as David Suzuki stoop to low acts such as saying people like me should be in jail, and Australia's top alarmist Tim Flannery has likened us to child molesters.

Also, you could begin to distinguish between denial and skepticism. I reserve the word denial for Holocaust deniers.

Skepticism is good for us, and all I ever advocate is that people do some wide reading. When they would then discover the science is not settled.

I was once a confirmed alarmist until I did some reading. One thing that leads me away from the alarmist doctrine was the sickening moral high ground from which they speak.

Please do some reading, Ms. Capper before you go insulting people.

Peter Noakes, Charlottetown, PE