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Letters to the Editor


LETTER: Chippewa Park empty

To the editor: Summer sunshine. Three summer focuses for me this year, after that long winter, are camping locally, voting for our Ontario Conser­vatives, and talking across the fences with our neighbours after being house bound so long.

EDITORIAL: Hudak snubs the north

Conservative Leader Tim Hudak likely had no intention of ever showing up at Monday’s northern leader’s debate in Thunder?Bay.

LETTER: Let all candidates into debate

To the editor: As a candidate in the upcoming election for one of the four parties which is running candidates in all 107 ridings I find it quite insulting that the local Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce has told me that to be at the debate I must pay

EDITORIAL: Vandalism a cowardly act

It takes a real coward to burn down a child’s playground. And that’s just who police will be seeking, after unknown vandals torched Hyde Park Public School’s playground early last Friday, robbing students of a recreational release.

OPINION: True sportsmanship shines through

I am not a fan of professional sports (with the possible exception of the Habs) and I don’t care much for the Olympics either.

OPINION: True sportsmanship shines through

I am not a fan of professional sports (with the possible exception of the Habs) and I don’t care much for the Olympics either.

LETTER: More democracy, says MP

To the editor: I value democracy. I have big two concerns about the upcoming debates arranged by NOMA and the Chamber. First, they must be “All Candidates” and “All Leaders” debates.

LETTER: Is there a double standard when printing names of people charged with crimes?

To the editor: Why is it that this paper and the television news jump at the chance to publish the name of a police officer charged with a driving infraction at a RIDE programn but do not publish the name of the 27-year-old who was charged for numero

LETTER: Legacy projects cost taxpayers too much money

To the editor: Now that the majority of jobs have left Thunder Bay,spending the rest of the tax-paying people's money does not go well judging by the opinion poll, suggesting most people don't think an event centre will be built by 2017.

LETTER: Keep rural water delivery

To the editor: Unbelievable. The city has decided to discontinue rural water delivery for residents in city limits. There are years that our well has dried up and we consider this an essential service.
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