Letters to the Editor

To the editor: Parents pull son from school Our son is in Grade 7 at E'cole Gron Morgan School and is having a very positive experience there. His life has completely turned around since changing from Algonquin Avenue School.

To the editor: I lived in TBay for a number of years, I live in Devlin (near Fort Frances, ON) now, but still enjoy a couple hours at the Centennial Conservatory nearly every time I come to the city, and that's often enough.

I couldn’t tell whether he was bragging or complaining last week when Stephen Harper wagged his finger at the world during the Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

There’s no doubt the city needs to find ways to trim the fat. City manager’s core business review is a great start, but it doesn’t go nearly far enough, fast enough.

To the editor: i'm from Long Lake No. 58 First Nation. I'm a mother of four daughters aged 21,18,15 and 12, and the grandmother of one grandson aged 18 months.

To the editor: I wonder if moving the Centennial Botanical Conservatory to the waterfront or including it in the multiplex has been considered? This relocation has also been proposed for the art gallery.

To the editor: I totally support the position of Andrew Foulds. The city golf courses are a great recreational asset of Thunder Bay, and should not be sold.

To the editor: When Renew Thunder Bay was presented by the city manager in November of 2009, it appeared that road infrastructure in the city of Thunder Bay was being addressed.

To the Editor, When Renew Thunder Bay was presented by the city manager in November of 2009, it appeared that road infrastructure in the city of Thunder Bay was being addressed.

Talk about a waste of time and money to even consider storing nuclear waste in our neck of the woods. It isn't going to happen.