Letters to the Editor

To the editor: It’s quite obvious you never visited the 555, a.k.a. the 777, bar. To call it a night club is one of the greatest stretches of imagination I have ever heard.

Adding a cloverleaf to the Thunder Bay Expressway has its merits – just not where the provincial government is planning to put it.

It was an exhaustive search, but in the end Lakehead University’s board of governors believe they got their man.

Anybody who works for a living appreciates stat holidays. It is a Canadian tradition to live for the weekends and if it happens to be a long one, party on dude. As we prepare for our newest statutory holiday, Family Day on Feb.

Some recent developments on the forestry file are presenting challenges and opportunities for the sector in Canada.

Dear Editor, It was pretty entertaining watching city council debate the waterfront co-ordinator’s latest request for more funding for the Prince Arthur’s Landing project. Coun.

On Monday, police began issuing tickets to people using handheld cell phones and wireless devices while driving.

To the editor: I, along with many residents of Thunder Bay, recently received an open letter from Anthony Zwig, President and CEO of Horizon Wind Inc.

Half of life is hardships. The other half is getting over them. The people of Haiti have faced many obstacles in the past but the earthquake on Jan.12 seems almost too much to bear. Mother Nature does not play favourites.

To the editor: The current plans for a cyclotron at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre reminds me of the same faulty logic used to build a design-as-you-go hospital that lacks sufficient beds, is poorly designed, and operated with insufficie