Letters to the Editor

There was a frost warning last week on Labour Day. It was just a warning but hard-working Canadians know what comes next. It’s easy to leap out of bed on a warm summer morning when the sun is shining and the birds are singing.

To the editor: The article “Needles Found” in the Sept. 2, 200 issue of the Source points to one of the realities of living in Thunder Bay. Yes, we do have a problem with needles being carelessly disposed of.

To the editor: I want to talk to you about some of the most important issues that the NDP will focus on in this provincial election. We will be creating and protecting jobs.

Recently there was a call for a Northern Ontario debate between the three major provincial party leaders.

To the editor, The Labour Day weekend is upon us and most people are out enjoying their last long weekend before school starts.

After a successful road trip to Calgary back in July we set off again last week for Part II of our sunny summer odyssey, a wedding in Whitby.

To the editor: According to Thunder Bay District Social Services ­Ad­min­is­tration Board Report No.

At about 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday, brace yourselves for the cheer heard ‘round Thunder?Bay. Yup, it’s that time of year again. Wednesday marks the unofficial end of summer, as kids and teachers alike head back to the classroom.

Hello Thunder Bay! I'm doing some research into Thunder Bay's storied past and am hoping to locate some old photos of hotels that no longer exist. Exterior shots are very welcome but interior shots would be a huge bonus.

To the editor: According to Thunder Bay District Social Services Administration Board Report No.