Letters to the Editor

Alstom, in Thunder Bay, has the expertise, the facilities, the skilled workforce, and the supply chain. What is missing is a commitment to keep people in Northwestern Ontario working. 

If everyone is worried about the environment then don't build it at all, and play outdoors like every kid did for the first 2,000 years.

I believe that this councillor has gone way too far in making this request just to generate tax revenues.

The public library is not just a building that can be located anywhere. It is a community service.

In an era marked by rapid evolution within the banking sector, credit unions—especially smaller ones—find themselves at a pivotal crossroads.

Suffice it to say that there are very few people or groups (other than loyal Conservatives and the wealthy) who Mr. Ford hasn't, in some way, managed to hurt, offend or ignore.

The merger between Copperfin Credit Union and Northern Credit Union poses risks to the superior services and financial stability that Copperfin currently provides its members.

However, attempting to haul not one but three bins large enough to hide an adult human within as well as myself is insurmountable.

Given that many in the community would like to see a facility built but for much less than $53 million, I would like to elaborate on a more modest proposal that may have considerable financial benefits for the City.

When I returned home the following day, I learned that I was not alone - I had a hitchhiker clinging to my clothing.