Letters to the Editor

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

To the editor: As an invited speaker to a Pro-Democracy rally in Thunder Bay last weekend I was impressed by the all-party non-partisan messaging to the Prime Minister.

To the editor: Just imagine a quaint, friendly area of interesting shops and restaurants in the newly restored Victoria Village located in the heart of the historic south end of Thunder Bay.

To the editor: I am writing this letter in hopes of saving other Ontarians from the disappointment and anger I have been subjected to. In September 2009, a close friend became the victim of a significant medical emergency.

Let the electioneering begin. On Monday night, former Coun. Bill Scollie appeared before council for a deputation on crime rates in the city.

To the editor: There is, for good reason, a lot of enthusiasm across the country as the groundswell against Stephen Harper’s cynical shuttering of parliament continues to grow.

To the editor: Our current water rates have contributed to a decline in consumption of 23 per cent. That’s the good news.

Most of us are aware of various atrocities in the history of mankind. Our ability to inflict incredible horror on each other is as old as man himself.