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Newspaper
Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 23, 2023
Page
5
The Thunder Bay city council ratified a 38 million financing plan for a new indoor turf facility. Additional costs include site development 3 million relocation of a baseball field 0.4 million parking 0.4 million site studies 0.2 million building equipment 0.5 million and interest 7 million. Total could reach 50 million with long term interest.
A critic argues Canada delays real action, praising a global turning point yet condemning domestic policy for allowing fossil fuel expansion. The piece urges MPs to close Big Oil loopholes and implement a stronger emissions cap to end the fossil fuel era.
A reader reflects on an unusually snowlight year highlighting climate change concerns. They note ski clubs' use of snowmaking, call fossil fuel use problematic, and urge faster switch to renewable energy while acknowledging possible snow by press time.
The piece lauds Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as a role model for resilience. It recounts his use of an Inuktitut term during a Canadian address and the standing ovation from Gov. Gen. Mary Simon who explained its meaning. It frames Zelenskyy as embodying perseverance in hardship.
A seasonal devotion recalling Jesus birth in Bethlehem and crucifixion in Jerusalem. The writer asks for understanding, harmony, mutual respect, and peace, urging unity in faith and hope as Christmas and the new year arrive. Gail M. Beda Thunder Bay.
Ontario Northland holds sessions in 13 communities to shape the Northlander revival and adds Wi Fi to Polar Bear Express while Via Rail renovates stations and tightens baggage rules. The debate centers on funding, schedules, and northern accessibility with Ottawa and Ottawa transit gaps cited.
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A reader critiques PAWS after it took over Ontario SPCA duties in 2020. They argue PAWS lacks shelters, relies on rescues, has a bigger budget but far fewer charges and orders than OSPCA, and question who will enforce puppy mill laws. They call for a complete PAWS overhaul.
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