Letters to the Editor

To the editor: Citizens of Thunder Bay should be made aware of the conditions on the interest bearing loan of $572,040 that was made to the Thunder Bay Region Protective Emergency Services Training Facility Corporation. Is Mr.

To the editor: In response to the many objectionable comments made on tbnewswatch.com to the flag being held upside down at the Idle No More Thunder Bay rally, I would like to first of all explain that I am responsible for that.

While Wednesday’s one-day strike by elementary teachers may have been an inconvenience to some parents, it was too important an issue to not protest it in full force. The Ontario government must find ways to save money.?That we know.

What a bummer. Oxford Dictionary just announced its choice for 2012 American Word of the Year. And the winner is…GIF.

Well, now we know why the Atlantic Avenue Sewage Treatment Plant failed on May 28. Not that it took a genius to figure it out. Too much rain over too short a period of time overwhelmed the system and led to massive flooding.

Did you ever get the feeling you were being watched? I was listening to a Toronto lawyer the other day as he explained why his firm scans the fingertips of hourly employees.

City council has spoken and the downtown north core has been chosen as the site for a proposed event centre to be built.

It was with great concern that I learned that Resolute Forest Products is idling its kraft mill and paper machine in Fort Frances, affecting 239 workers and their families.

Every year on Dec. 6 Canadians wear white ribbons and observe a minute of silence to show their support for ending violence against women.

To the Editor: Re: “Didn't get our say” (Nov. 23rd) I asked a friend in Toronto one time about a fairly large house across the street from her that never seemed to have much action going on around it.