Letters to the Editor

To the editor: Just who are the in-camera sessions designed to protect? As the people who pay the bills, the taxpayers of Thunder Bay are entitled to all the facts, not just those that administration wants to make public.

To the editor: For years now, one of the major concerns of our citizens has been the shortage of doctors and nurses in Northwestern Ontario. Too many families do not have a family doctor or they have to drive for hours to access health services.

Thankfully a fight caught on tape at a local theatre Sunday night between a 15-year-old girl and an 11-year-old girl amounted to little more than a few bruises and a black eye.

It’s tough being a dad at Christmas. Dads are expected to behave like Bing Crosby or the guy from The Night Before Christmas but most of the time they end up looking like a cross between Clark Griswald and Bad Santa.

To the editor: I would like to submit the following comments regarding the article by Bruce Hyer in the Dec. 17 issue of the Source.

To the editor: In the reader’s letter (Hydro Woes, Dec. 10, 2010), his second last paragraph states that his hydro rate increases are taken directly from Thunder Bay Hydro releases.

To the editor: After applying for our city’s committees/boards, I find the entire application and selection process needs to be reformed.

It’s hard to believe another year has flown by. It seems like yesterday we were ready to roll foward into a new decade and the promises it held for Thunder?Bay. Can 2011 top its predecessor for excitement? It’s hard to say.

Over the holiday season, many people come back to the Thunder Bay region to visit with family and friends. However, over the past several years, a growing number of professionals are also returning to our city to make their homes here.

Many people in Thunder Bay and many more across the country are on a life-long quest to recapture something special that was left behind years ago.