Letters to the Editor

The Battle of the Sexes reared its ugly head recently as Canadian parents, fueled by the comments of a loose-lipped politician, are asking very pointed questions.

It’s our favourite weekend of the year at Thunder Bay Source (well, that isn’t NFL opening Sunday). On the heels of another Canada Day celebration comes Blues Festival.

Stephen Harper made his pals at Enbridge Inc. very happy last week when he approved the Northern Gateway pipeline.

To the editor:? I cannot believe that you are considering putting nuclear waste in the ground in this area. This is beautiful untouched land.

To the editor: We in Terrace Bay are opposed to having a nuclear dump put in our backyard. It seems to us that the nuclear management has bought our councillors and they are muting the people that oppose them.

To the editor: I am writing in response to your article earlier this month – “Support Shown,” regarding the Ipsos-Reid survey on the event centre. In this article, you report: “Coun.

Michael Gravelle and Bill Mauro are headed back to Kathleen Wynne’s cabinet table. That’s great news for Thunder?Bay and all of Northwestern Ontario.

To the editor: Is this a democratic voting system? Why do I ask? Close to 50 per cent of people failed to vote; so the question is why? Well for one, we cannot elect the premier directly as we do the mayor; what kind of democracy is this? Party leade

To the editor: With the recent heavy rain it is quite evident that the present Shuniah Township management have little or no idea how to manage the roads in this rural area.

To the editor: A letter of thanks to all voters in Thunder Bay-Atikokan. Thousands of you came out in rainy weather and let Queen’s Park know where you stood.