Letters to the Editor

This year can’t end soon enough. Last Friday the city witnessed its ninth – and most public – murder of 2014.

Some time ago at a dinner party with friends, one gentleman who I will call Cousin Eddie held up his beverage and looked at his glass.

After years of waiting, the fate of the city’s proposed $114-million event centre is now in the hands of the federal and provincial governments.

To the editor: You will hear a lot in this election campaign from incumbents about the figure $600 million. That's the value of the building permits issued over the last decade or so in Thunder Bay.

To the editor: Thank you for the opportunity to clarify a comment at Tuesday night's all-candidates' meeting. "If we thought we needed a plebiscite we would have put one there," Ruberto said.

To the editor: To me the city budget is the single most important item to come to council. I watched and participated in the 2014 city budget through email. Yes all 56 of them.

To the editor: It is regrettable that the campaign is being changed from citizen concerns to personal attacks on me. My opponent begs people to stay the course in his letter to this paper.

To the editor: As I knock on the doors of our fine residents' homes, I am finding that my competition is advising people we are in financial trouble as a city. Nothing could be further from the truth! When Mr.

To the editor: I notice that several of the Candidates running for office are making the statement "if we can afford it" when speaking abt the Event Center.

To the editor: In all my years as director of the CLE Board and the Canadian Association of Fairs and Exhibitions, I have never seen anything as egregious as the changes to bylaws that are being proposed by the CLE Board.