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Newspaper
Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 27, 2024
Page
5
Letter from a patient praising staff at Thunder Bay Regional Hospital while criticizing maintenance and cleanliness. The writer notes filthy elevator, worn carpet, walls peeling, and inadequately deep cleaned patient rooms. Calls for rapid deep cleaning and repairs, estimating a $400,000 annual cost.
Steve Mantis leads Kaministiquia Thunder Bay and District Injured Workers Support Group calling for April 28 observance at First Wesley United Church to honor workers harmed or killed on the job. He cites workplace toxin exposures mental health disputes with WSIB and government cost-cutting measures affecting safety standards.
Garry Hughes of Thunder Bay expresses approval of the Thunder Bay Police Service and police board, criticizing calls to dissolve the force. He thanks officers for their work amid criticism and argues longer sentences would keep offenders off the streets.
A reader shares how arts, especially Magnus Theatre's Tell Me On A Sunday, sparked inner strength to reduce work stress. Gabi Epstein’s performance conveyed courage, prompting the writer to take practical steps at work and reflect on art’s impact.
A citizen urges the Thuner Bay mayor and council to build two overpasses on Fort William Road and Memorial Avenue to alleviate repeated train delays on main roads. The writer claims action is overdue, noting council should use common sense and avoid commissions while saving taxpayers money.
The Chronicle Journal invites diverse opinion with letters limited to 300 words and editable for space. Letters must be original work exclusive to the paper, cite article page and date, and include full name address and daytime phone. Only names and hometowns will be published.
Karen Machado confirms Malcolm Mercer departs the Thunder Bay Police Service Board as administrator after two years. He oversaw the shift from chief to acting chief to new Chief Darcy Fleury, expanded community consultation, formed Governance and Labour Relations committees, and secured funding for 2024 budgets.
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