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Newspaper
Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 12, 2025
Page
5
The author recalls Qatar's 2017 blockade and rapid shift to local farming, dairy and poultry production. A Turkish milk phase gave way to a growing dairy herd and homegrown eggs, greenhouses, and fresh vegetables. Now Qatar exports some goods, proving necessity drives bold change. Elbows up.
James Sutherland of Thunder Bay attacks the Liberal Party, blasting carbon tax increases, federal spending, immigration policy, housing, justice, RCMP funding, media relations, and Canada’s institutions. He argues Liberal control worsens taxes and economy and calls for change.
March 2024 commentary by Patty Hajdu defends federal carbon pricing and claims eight of ten Canadians receive more back via the carbon rebate. She attacks Conservative MPs for lying about the policy while Chrystia Freeland touts a national mandate to implement pricing.
Readers are invited to submit opinions to chronicle journal via email for publication. Letters up to 300 words may be edited for space and clarity. Submissions should include the writer’s name and contact information for verification.
A Thunder Bay council critique argues that city staff recommendations for a transitional shelter village were rejected due to neighbourhood politics. The writer calls for a formalized project process policy, upfront stakeholder mapping, and clearer criteria, urging talks with tenters and reconsideration of Miles Street and Cumberland Street options.
In a recent meeting the council rejected a Fort William Road location for a shelter village due to proximity to a liquor store and other concerns. The proposed North Cumberland Street site sits behind a gated compound with Traffic Control, Street Lighting, and Parks North facilities, not a public area. James C. MacCallum
Garry Hughes argues we are in economic war with the United States and urges shoppers to buy Canadian products. He cautions labels can mislead and urges supporting Canadian producers to strengthen food security and domestic business, asking readers to consider necessity before purchasing from antagonists.
City council moves toward green standards for new buildings. The plan aims to boost energy efficiency, reduce climate impact, and attract businesses, with long term life cycle savings highlighted. Councilors urge passage, arguing no downside and future resilience.
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