Letters to the Editor

When the community is in trouble, this city’s residents step up. Evidence of that came immediately after flood waters damaged numerous homes across Thunder Bay.

Is it right for the City of Thunder Bay to plead financial hardship due to the sewage treatment plant failure even if it has tens of millions of dollars in the Renew Thunder Bay fund? Is the province obligated to spend its dollars to bail out city ad

To the editor, I’ve just read the article on your site (Horrific Results: WSIB hurting the workers it’s supposed to help) and I am writing to ask if anyone can advise me on my situation? I am a 57-year-old man and throughout my working ca

To whom this may concern, My name is Amber and I have been one of those that have been affected by the flood. I find myself luckier than most due to only having had a few inches in my basement, rather than feet like some.

To the editor Is the Thunder Bay District Health Unit monitoring the city water? I have noticed the brown water in the bay where we get our drinking water from.

To the editor: I think from the onset communication to the citizens of Thunder Bay and surrounding areas was not loud enough. Firstly, on the severity of our situation.

Dear Editor, For old time's sake (I used to write for Lakehead Living) and because it might spark local interest, I offer you this week's column for free -- just to see if any Lakeheaders remember 'the Stan and Si'.

To the editor: So all this talk about water conservation and what's the city doing but washing the streets and power spraying the library? As a victim of this flood I am appalled by some of these out right silly actions.

Thunder Bay has had a bad week, and that’s probably one of the more serious understatements of the year. Recent floods have left considerable damage across the city and homeowners are scrambling to pick up the pieces.

To the Editor, I just wanted to comment and clear the air on the photograph of an OPP police cruiser that was in a sink hole on Oliver Rd.