Letters to the Editor

My name is Jeanetty Gall Jumah, and McKellar Ward is where I grew up and live today.

To the editor: We are told no money is available to refurbish or replace Dease Pool. Yet parks and recreation department received a half million dollars from the Municipal Golf Course sale. I clearly recall Councillor Angus’ resolution.

It is all too apparent that the facelift to the city’s waterfront has come at a cost to the rest of Thunder Bay’s park infrastructure.

To the editor: I challenge all council members to jump in the passenger’s seat of an 18, 22, or 24 wheeler before you make your final decision to reroute heavy truck traffic off of Dawson Road to the Thunder Bay “expressway” and wes

To the editor: As council attempts to race through the budget it is only now that the public is starting to hear about what the budget contains.

Dear Minister Jones, As you are aware, on December 12, 2018, the Office of the Independent Police Review Director (OIPRD) released a report entitled Broken Trust: Indigenous People and the Thunder Bay Police Service .

We at Santorelli’s are writing about the city’s efforts to put a weight restriction on Arthur Street from 25th side road to Highway 61.

Support to keep a rejuvenated Dease Pool open is growing and so are the locations where residents can sign the ongoing petition.

A recent study indicates that Canada derives nearly $15 billion from international student spending!

Racism does not exist in a vacuum.