Letters to the Editor

To the editor: I was raised across the street from the Dubois family many years ago. I went to school with the girls, Debbie and Gail, the latter later the late Don Wing’s wife.

To the editor: My hometown is Schreiber and earlier this year Schreiber lost one of its finest citizens, Nola Fummerton. Because of our mutual love of music, Nola and I became singing partners in high school in the late 1960s.

The Northwest has its first federal cabinet minister since 2005.

I first became aware of monsters when I was a toddler. They have been messing with me ever since.

To the editor: I am parent of six kids.?I’m from a remote reservation called Marten Falls.? The reason I moved away from the reservation is for my children for schooling and more things for them to do.

To the editor: As many in the community are aware the Thunder Bay Regional Research Institute (TBRRI) is planning a cyclotron facility to support research and the growing needs of medical isotopes for imaging and therapy.

To the editor: I love reading the letters from those who are concerned about our food security, about stopping the food monopoly which seems to be coming like a freight train. Letters to the editor are wonderful, I encourage them.

Bob Halvorsen wasn’t singing the blues on Monday morning. According to the Thunder?Bay Community Auditorium general manager, attenandance at this year’s Thunder?Bay Blues Festival was up – way up.

To the editor: We are writing to strongly complain about the removal of the LCBO license from Lakeshore Variety Store, Lakeshore Drive, Shuniah, Ontario. This store, under various owners, has had a license to sell Beer and Liquor for over 25 years.

Earlier this year Canada received a rare and valuable gift from China. Two giant pandas, Er Shun and Da Mao, are on loan to Canadian zoos for 10 years. The giant panda is an icon and national treasure in China.