Letters to the Editor

To the editor: I just want to thank Thunder Bay Fire Rescue for coming so fast and saving my neighbours’ home and family on Saturday night on Balsam Street. You guys are awesome.

To the editor: Increasingly I’m seeing a very disgusting, dirty and dangerous habit around town – at bus stops, near the mall, by people walking together, and that is spitting.

Thunder Bay’s veterans are angry. And quite frankly, they have every right to be. These men and women volunteered to serve their country and fought to maintain our freedom and way of life.

I read the news today and a panel of leading climatologists has ambiguously declared that humans are probably partly responsible for global warming.

There really shouldn’t be a debate surrounding a smoking ban on hospital property. On Monday, city council approved 10-3 to include the entire property of the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre in the city’s smoking bylaw.

Happy days are here again, or at least they soon will be if we can believe Mayor Hobbs. Once that Ring of Fire thing kicks in we will all be rich.

A transgender person is just as normal. It’s hard to believe in 2013 some people still don’t understand that.

Thirty-two years ago, Terry Fox died. But three decades later, his legacy lives on. Just ask Niall McKee. The 24-year-old was diagnosed with the same cancer that took Fox’s life and ended his Marathon of Hope.

To the editor: As president of the Canadian Lakehead Exhibition I am writing to clarify the situation in response to the recent innuendo regarding board activities. 1.

Sometimes nasty things happen to lucky people. Fortunate circumstances will often lead to unwanted and unexpected difficulties.