Letters to the Editor

Essential services are the city’s responsibility As members of the Northwood Group of Concerned Residents, a deputation was given on Dec. 15th, highlighting the longstanding pocket flooding issues within the area.

To the editor: Having attended the meeting hosted by the Ontario Energy Board at the Valhalla Inn on Jan. 14.

The number one reason given for quitting a volunteer assignment is that we are just too busy and don’t have the time to do an effective job.

To the editor:? I am writing in response to a recent tbnewswatch.com article concerning a father and daughter bumped from a Porter flight. I also had an unpleasant and puzzling experience with Porter.

To the editor: It is very unfortunate to hear that a great event like the Miles With the Giant Thunder?Bay Marathon has been cancelled. I would have liked to have seen it continue.

To the editor: Who gives a darn about those unfortunate enough to have lost their jobs and are now sleeping at Shelter House? Who cares if a bunch of those who couldn’t be taken in at Shelter House are found dead in cold dark doorways or lanes?

To the editor: I really appreciated J.R.

The Thunder Bay Poverty Reduction Strategy wants city council to take a long, hard look at what it can do to reverse the fortunes of the city’s downtrodden.

Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall, Humpty Dumpty had a great fall. All the king's horses and all the king's men Couldn't put Humpty together again. They finally did it . What a bunch of fools. History continues. Chain of fools.

It has come to my attention that there is a strong possibility that we may very soon lose a unique area treasure. Discussions are ongoing concerning the fate of Wilderness Discovery Resort and Conference Centre.