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Letters to the Editor


Letter: In rejecting golf fee increase, council got it right

To the editor: Manager of Community Services Greg Alexander’s comments and propaganda at the May 9 council meeting in regards to the city’s golf courses is exactly the reason the public is so distrustful of city hall.

Letter: Proposed arena location makes little sense

Dear Editor: I have examined the bus depot site at Water and Camelot St. numerous times and cannot see how an arena complex with adequate parking will fit. Is there a plan to close Water St.

Letter: A walkable Thunder Bay

To the editor: The other day I walked up and down Bay Street and a little ways down Algoma Street. In spite of the cool weather, this was an enjoyable experience.

Letter: Parking strategy

To the editor: As I watch people parking their cars at the malls, I often think of how much easier it would be if they had angle parking. Driving in is one thing, but backing out is another.

Complex an asset

To the editor: In response to your editorial in The Source April 15, 2011, as a physiotherapist, community member and parent, I have some concerns.

Editorial: NDP has more bark, but less bite

The NDP made history on Monday night. But what does the orange tide mean for Thunder Bay? With the Conservatives easily capturing a majority, MPs Bruce Hyer and John Rafferty have lost most of their parliamentary teeth.

Editorial: Monday's meanings

Monday’s going to be a very interesting evening across the country. As Canadians head to the polls for the fourth time in seven years, there’s plenty at stake for all three major party leaders.

Letter: Mall parking needs fixing

As I watch people parking their cars at the malls, I often think of how much easier it would be if they had angle parking. Driving in is one thing, but backing out is another.

Letter: Conservatives understand economy best

This election, both the Liberals and NDP promise to spend billions on everything imaginable.

Letter: Games Complex has plenty of value

In response to your editorial in the Thunder Bay Source on Friday April 15, 2011, as a physiotherapist, community member and parent, I have some concerns.
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