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Newspaper
Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 20, 2025
Page
4
Jennifer Clapp argues that despite record food production, hunger persists due to conflict, poverty, inequality and policy failures. He advocates bold political action, equity, and agroecology while warning against relying solely on technology and corporate interests to solve hunger.
Letters urging citizens to report drug dealers and gang activity to Crime Stoppers, stressing fentanyl overdoses, violence, and human trafficking as a crisis. Calls for community action to reclaim streets, protect children, and present a patriotism-led fight against domestic crime. Includes Crime Stoppers number and anonymous reporting option.
Katie Hemphill argues that rising autism diagnoses require immediate access to therapy and school SSP workers, but government delays of up to six years deprive children of education and independence. She urges voters to consider this issue in the upcoming election amid ongoing school funding cuts.
Voter concerns rise over delaying 16 months left in the term while spending over 185 million on the election. A $200 government cheque arrives as a perceived election giveaway. Critics say hospitals, schools, housing and homelessness funding are strained and accuse the move of buying votes. Calls grow to demand accountability and better governance from Doug Ford and his allies.
Ross Singleton of Thunder Bay argues a policy to isolate Canada from the United States amid ongoing disputes with Donald Trump. He suggests a temporary border closure to force respect and redirect funds to aid those harmed by U.S. actions, reflecting nationalist frustration and calls for decisive action.
A speaker expresses strong patriotism and pride in Canada born July 1 1967 Canada's centennial. They praise buying Canadian and local goods to resist U S tariffs and celebrate national talent and unity amid rough times. They extend blessings to the country its people and the king.
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