Harris must step outside her bubble
An editorial notes Vice President Harris rides momentum from campaign appearances and a strong VP pick but warns the bunker strategy of avoiding in-depth media interviews risks amplifying a fringe narrative. It urges public scrutiny, argues contrast with Biden’s past media handling, and calls for direct, sustained questions to address concerns.
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Amala Harris
Harris
Trump- Vance
Joe Biden
Biden
U.S
Donald Trump
House
Biden Administration
ABC
George Stephanopoulos
Trump
Diversity of Views in Our Letters Section
The Chronicle Journal invites original letters exclusive to the paper. Readers may share diverse opinions on topics, with letters kept to about 300 words and edited for space and clarity. Include full name, address, and day phone. publish names and hometowns only. cite page and date for referenced articles via email.
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Chronicle-Journal
Chroniclejournal
Scientists unite to defend Ontario Science Centre closure
Mary Wells, Donna Strickland, and Ashley Mehlenbacher urge governments to reconsider closing Ontario Science Centre and Science East in New Brunswick. They stress science centres spark curiosity, build public trust, and connect communities with STEM. The piece highlights TRUST at University of Waterloo and calls for ongoing federal and provincial science funding.
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Mary
Montreal Planetarium
McGill University
Donna
Ontario Science Centre
Ashley Rose Mehlenbacher
Ontario
University of Waterloo
TRUST
Science East Science Centre
New Brunswick
Canada
Mary Wells
Donna Strickland
Ashley Mehlenbacher
Quoi Media Group
Quoimedia.com
Enabling camps not the solution for homelessness
Valerie Zhiha argues that Thunder Bay council using an analyst and computer program to designate tent cities near homes and tourist areas enables unsafe conditions. She calls for accountability, treatment centers for addicts, and safer communities while opposing permissive tent sites.
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Nity Council
Addictive drugs threaten Canada’s future and health systems
The text argues that fentanyl shipments linked to China devastate future workers, raise health and police costs, and shatter families. It posits that reducing drug problems would free hospitals to focus on healing and imagines a Canada without these issues.
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Government of Canada Canada
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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