Letters to the Editor

The issue of "what if something happens to the Nipigon bridge" has been ignored by every government at both levels for the past 50 years or more. There is no other route to use as an alternative short of going through the States.

On Jan. 10 correctional officers and probation officers are either going to be on strike or locked out by the Wynne government.

To the editor: This is a comment pertaining to a letter to the editor titled Rural school closures absurd.

A frustrated Coun. Rebecca Johnson openly wondered this week if any of the city’s anti-racism initiatives are even working.

To the editor: As someone who was deeply involved with Red Rock's Live from the Rock Folk Festival, thanks to Liz Foulds, it is very disturbing to read it could be in trouble, especially following the best-attended festival yet.

I am not a bus user, however correct me if I am wrong, I have always found that city halls were show cases in any city. How is our city hall going to look both for visitors and residents if the bus terminal becomes a permanent fixture there?

Hockey fans in Thunder Bay might like to know what's happening to the Manitoba Moose, the AHL hockey team that was considering coming to Thunder Bay. Well they have averaged close to 7,000 fans for their first four home games.

The following was sent as an open letter to: Board of Shelter House Board, The City of Thunder Bay, The District Social Service Administration Board, the Northwest LHIN, Michael Gravelle M.P.P., Bill Mauro, M.P.P., Patty Hadju M.P.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank the more than 230,000 Canadians who contributed to the successful delivery of the 42nd general election.

In this election, the NDP have exposed themselves as the hypocrites they really are. Candidate Andrew Foulds is ranting endlessly about party loyalty even though his leader is a liberal defector.