Letters to the Editor

To the editor: So once again the tail wags the dog, as we are led to believe that the city is run so efficiently that not even one per cent could be cut from the budget.

To the editor: In response to the editorial “Mayor getting taste of political reality” (March 04, 2011): if only the mayor and council would echo Republican Gov.

The wait for the much anticipated Northern Growth Plan finally ended late last week, as the provincial government released what is intended to be a significant key to the future of the region.

Is the honeymoon over for Mayor Keith Hobbs? Rolling into office on a promise to change how things are done at city hall, Hobbs is quickly realizing it’s not an easy job as it looked from the outside. He failed to cut anything from the $31.

Most of what I am today I owe to a healthy appetite and an endless supply of good home cooking.

It’s been nearly four weeks since 15-year-old Jordan Wabasse went missing. The Webequie First Nation teen, in Thunder?Bay for school and to play hockey, was last seen getting off a bus in the Mary Street area.

To the editor: ‘Sorry boss I got caught speeding on my way to work, but it’s nice you are giving me an increase to pay the fine. After all we can just pass that cost on to our customers. The shareholders need never know that I made a mistake.

To the editor: In response to Yves Fricot’s letter “Families come first,” really? Are you kidding me? Let’s go over your letter one statement at a time.

I am writing in response to the guest opinion article by J.R. Shermack, Light on Details and Action Plan published on Wednesday, Feb. 16.

It’s probably too soon to blame newly elected Mayor Keith Hobbs for anything. Still, I thought he missed a golden opportunity when he delivered his State of the City address on Feb. 11.