Letters to the Editor

To the editor: I think Thunder Bay should continue to build condos along the railway tracks and continue to build box stores with their backdoors and dumpsters along the beautiful waterway of the city.

City council and city administration owe several residents an apology.

To the editor: Opponents of Internet voting are derided as being against progress and the future of democracy.

Did you ever get the feeling you were being watched? I was chatting with my fellow conspiracy theorists the other day about something called Prism.

To the editor: In response to the cartoon in The Source this past week that inaccurately portrayed the front-line workers of the Thunder Bay Multicultural Association and how it delivers its services, I would like to provide some important points of

To the editor: I am writing in response to a very insulting cartoon published on June 6 that slams the front-line workers at the Thunder Bay Multicultural Association.

To the editor: The Thunder Bay Multicultural Association has been assisting immigrants and refugees in Thunder Bay for 40 years.

To the editor: There is a common perception that too much of the money in government funded programs goes to high administrative costs and overpaid front-line workers. I expect this was behind the cartoon on June 6.

Gay rights – locally and nationally – reached two important milestones this week. In Thunder Bay, the LGBT community and its supporters are celebrating Pride Week. The weeklong celebration is not new to this city.

When I was a boy, a new bike was the ultimate prize. Every now and then somebody would ride up on a shiny, new bicycle and the rest of us would be secretly jealous as we pedaled around on our second-hand clunkers.