Letters to the Editor

On behalf of the North of Superior Film Association, we extend heartfelt thanks for the tremendous support for the 22nd Annual Northwest Film Fest.

The following is an open letter to TransCanada Pipelines president and chief executive officer Russ Girling. Dear Mr.

Reconciling economic development and environmental protection can be a challenging balancing act. But when it comes to Ontario’s forestry sector, I am proud to say that our province is achieving just that.

Last week I had the pleasure of travelling to Thunder Bay as part of the Select Committee on Sexual Violence and Harassment.

When Prime Minister Stephen Harper was first campaigning to be Canada’s prime minister, he made it clear he wanted to either reform or abolish the senate. A year ago, after a Supreme Court ruling, Harper took both options off the table.

To the editor: At this time, Thunder Bay cannot afford a fancy event centre to have meetings, play hockey or whatever. Look around at all the homeless people, people losing their jobs.

As Ontario’s Minister of Northern Development and Mines, I am proud to be part of a government that recognizes that investing in the North is investing in Ontario’s future.

To the editor: It is an embarrassment when our children’s education is no longer the main focus in our beautiful country! There was a time when education here in Canada was designed for all kids having an opportunity on becoming educated threw

To the editor: The final chapter on the event centre has not been written.

To the editor: If the city is considering the many different choices for the $23-million Renew Thunder Bay fund, here are some options. 1. How about fixing Hillcrest Park stonework. 2.