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Newspaper
Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 13, 2024
Page
5
A reader urges the city council to revisit metered parking at the Marina imploring they consider impacts on young families and especially physically and mentally challenged residents. The note proposes a one week park employee survey near the splash pad to count users and those with mobility or intellectual challenges before any decision.
The MV Federal Franklin arrived at 11 12 a m marking the earliest saltwater entry at the Port of Thunder Bay. Captain Rohit Khosla piloted the 34 492-m tonne ship with Capt Sean O Donoghue assisting Canadian pilots and Lakehead Tug Boats on hand for berth positioning. Canpotex and Fedway International Ltd are highlighted for expanding international shipping through Thunder Bay aided by favorable ice conditions.
The Chronicle-Journal invites readers to submit original letters up to 300 words. Submissions should be exclusive to the paper and may be edited for space and clarity. Include full name, address, and day phone. names and hometowns published. Cite page and date for any articles mentioned.
A Thunder Bay reader argues the carbon tax raises prices by 20 to 30 percent, adds GST, and yields profit for corporations while rebates shrink. He urges a flat five cent per litre tax to fund wind and solar, criticizes bureaucratic refunds, and says the policy inflates living costs.
The piece argues the need to curb fossil fuel burning amid heat waves and forest fires, criticizing Pierre Poilievre and Doug Ford for opposing a carbon tax. It links tax fairness to income and corporate power, calls for science-backed policy and advisory panels to curb misinformation and ensure eco-friendly leadership.
A reader argues more effort is needed to combat climate change through carbon policy and criticizes premiers' pushback. They question federal spending on pipelines, favor higher carbon tax proceeds directed to renewable energy, and urge Thunder Bay residents to back stronger climate action.
Reader complains that misdirecting signs point to a defunct James Whalen Tug exhibit at Ka ministiquia River Heritage Park. The rusting Via Rail car remains closed, and no exhibits exist, drawing shame rather than tourism. requests to Parks Department for removal have gone unanswered.
A reader argues for a system that makes offenders perform manual labor at minimum wage to cover property damage from crimes. He proposes separate work crews, road work, and long repayment periods to deter crime and improve streets, even if it takes a lifetime.
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