Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Scams aplenty in NWO To the editor, There’s another scam targeting Northwestern Ontario. This time Atikokan is being blitzed is by an alleged Publishers Clearing House win. They inform you that you have won $2.

To the editor: Young, adolescent males seeking a sense of belonging in our community need older males to initiate them into adult society. The traditional role of the male was one of provider. Many men still find a sense of self-worth in this role.

There’s been a lot of talk about Thunder Bay’s population skyrocketing in the coming years. Census data released Wednesday suggests it might take a little while longer than expected.

To the editor: , I write this letter to you in the hopes of an effort on my part, to bring to light the employment issues that are running rampant within the city of Thunder Bay and have been for the last several years (if not more) in this city and

To the editor: They should not close the conservatory. Thunder Bay keeps closing down all these tourist places, the city always complains about how tourism is going downn in this city, but maybe these places should be advertised more.

To the editor, I am a little dismayed that the City of Thunder Bay has deemed the Centennial Botanical Conservatory a facility that has "used up its useful life.

To the editor: January has passed and everyone is asking - who is the hotelier that will build at the waterfront? We need the hotel so the twin condominium project can proceed. We need the condominiums so that we can enjoy their economic spinoffs.

To the editor: What a relief. The more dealers our police bust, the better the chance our children have. As a mother of a recovering oxy-addicted 19-year-old, I know the pure hell that is thrust upon the families of our children today.

To the editor, Since I wrote the letter to the editor regarding the future of the LPH, people have been calling me with new-born hope. Thanks to these calls, I have realized that we have a situation here in Thunder Bay.

To the editor: It seems the fad for governments is to sell off their public services and institutions to the private sector and then subsidize the private sector on free market type capital projects.