Letters to the Editor

The idea that young people are not engaged is old Conservative rhetoric. Hundreds of Canadian students, proud citizens, rallied in “vote mobs” at the University of Ottawa, University of Vancouver, and Guelph University.

Who is the most annoying political leader in Canada? After the wannabe leaders’ debate last week most Canadians have decided the answer to this question is “all of them.” I couldn’t agree more.

To the editor: Thunder Bay-Superior North Liberal candidate Yves Fricot is selling a bill of goods this election. It’s important to know who he is before buying. Fricot is Buchanan Forest Products’ lawyer.

To the editor: It’s not surprising that the city has mismanaged the city golf courses over the last several years and chased away most of their customers with unreasonable rate increases.

To the editor: The first question should be put forth to the owners and/or board of any of the privately-owned golf courses such as White Water, Centennial, Thunder Bay or Northern Lights, “after how many years are we willing to inject thousands upon

To the editor: On April 13, 2011, approximately 60 residents from our municipality attended the 3 p.m. (first session) meeting which was held at the MacGregor Recreation Centre.

City council voted against the mayor’s proposed controversial youth curfew, ending a distracting debate that has been going on for months.

Have you noticed that the people you pass on the street are smiling a lot more lately and complaining a lot less? Are you one of the many local residents who are delighted with the services provided by the city and wouldn’t change a thing? This is th

To the editor: I understand that the process is in place to make some changes to our transit system. However, I am not hopeful considering city management’s record on organizing change, but I would like to make a few suggestions.

To the editor: Mr. Harper says the upcoming election is “not necessary.” He is right but for the wrong reasons.