Letters to the Editor

To the editor: Am applauding Fort William First Nation Chief Peter Collins and all the other opponents regarding those monsters called wind turbines. As a First Nations woman, have spent much time speaking against the development of them.

When Canadian consumers stop for a burger or throw a frozen lasagna in the oven they assume the ingredients listed on the label are actually in the food.

To the editor: I believe that the throne speech is just a continuation of the resigned Mr. McGuinty. I think that this letter addressed to the prime minister should have been sent to Queen’s Park. It is too late for me and my family.

To the editor When politicians the world over lose touch with their constituents, whether it be to influence from others in positions of power or due to some imagined threat because they are no longer truly representing the interests of their constit

To the editor:? On Saturday, March 2 at the West Thunder Community Centre from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Bill Beavis will be celebrating his 90th birthday. You are all invited to join Bill and his family in this remarkable event.

To the editor: Overall I think Mayor Keith Hobbs has done a good job, but in some areas he has failed miserably. We’re facing another tax hike and another increase in our water rates. This seems to be a yearly occurence, and an easy fix.

Thunder Bay isn’t a pleasant place to be a woman. It’s not much safer to be a man.

The Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care is correct in stating that thresholds for cataract surgery have lowered.

My fellow Canadians, can we talk? I think there is something seriously wrong with Canada’s Parliament. This once venerable institution has been lost in a parliamentary void. Two recent events have led me to this sad conclusion.

The North West Local Health Integration Network got it right. Or at least they took a major step in the right direction.