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Newspaper
Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 18, 2024
Page
4
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An editorial notes UN and Copernicus warnings on climate change. It cites Guterres calling the IPCC report an atlas of suffering and discusses Alberta and Saskatchewan politics over net zero 2035 rules, gas plants, and energy reliability amid extreme events and rising CO2 to 419 ppm.
Dalhousie Agri-Food Analytics Lab data show about 20 percent of shoppers buy last day of sale deals. Loblaw shifts to a 30 percent discount nationwide citing a move toward consistent pricing and competition alignment, while promoting Flashfood and other apps for near expiry foods. Industry concerns include potential anti-competitive behavior and price fixing, with calls for Competition Bureau review and broader scrutiny of discounting practices across major grocers.
A reader thanks Councillor Mark Bentz for revealing the indoor turf project costs and urges private sector development. They cite a $7 million loan cost and a city debt over $200 million, arguing taxpayers should not fund a city run facility and prefer private proposals with private funding.
CBC News reports Toronto replaced a street sign after Trail was misspelled as Trial. The misprint required labor and expenses to replace the sign, highlighting concerns that spending could be redirected to food banks or shelters.
Readers are invited to write to the Chronicle Journal with opinions and observations. Letters should be under 300 words and may be edited for space, style, accuracy and clarity. Include full name, address and day phone number. only names and hometowns will be published. email letters to letters chroniclejournal.com.
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