Letters to the Editor

Mr. Angus has preposterously restated yet again his commitment to the event centre. Incumbent councilors had to know last election, when they ran on their event centre, that it had no chance of senior government funding.

Open letter to the Ontario Energy Board, We are writing on behalf of the Quad Council; a Northern Ontario political alliance that represents the municipalities of Red Rock, Nipigon, Dorion and the Red Rock Indian Band to provide a coll

My campaign has focused upon people, places and things with a dialogue regarding community needs vs community wants.

To the editor: Since leaving Confederation College in 2015, I had the privilege of being the executive assistant to Bill Mauro. On a daily basis I witnessed how hard he worked and the results he was able to achieve.

Why I Support Frank Pullia, 18 years ago I walked into a campaign office and made the decision to support a candidate for Mayor who I thought would provide a better future for Thunder Bay and more specifically, Thunder Bay’s Youth.

To the editor: After attending the Mayoral candidate forum at the Moose Hall hosted by the Thunder Bay and district Labour council on October 11, 2018, I have serious reservations about candidate Shane Judge’s understanding of the mayoral role

To the editor: I am gravely concerned about the citizens in the Windsor/Picton/Blucher neighbourhood. Over the course of the past year, this neighbourhood has endured gangs moving in, gun shots fired and drug trafficking activity.

There is no question that the City of Thunder Bay faces challenges.

To the editor: I am writing to share why I am proud and excited to be voting for Iain Angus for Mayor. Angus has substantial and valuable experience for the job as Mayor.

To the editor: The August/September issue of ‘mytbay’ has pictures of several members from the Regional Multicultural Youth Council urging young people to help shape the future of our city with the 2018 Municipal Election.