Quiet Govs as Towns Lose Local Services
The writer laments Ontario policy and pandemic rhetoric by Premier Doug Ford, citing rising prices, taxes, and heating costs. They critique bank profits, branch closures in Schreiber and Terrace Bay, and the loss of local banking, industry, and services. They warn rural decline and urge action to protect communities.
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Rossport
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Marathon
Nipigon
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Friends of Government
Covid
California
Dryden mayor eyes unorganized areas for tax boost
In Kenora hearing remarks, Dryden’s mayor argues residents in unorganized areas do not pay their share and use city facilities. He cites gas tax rebates and broader Ontario-wide aims to redraw tax rules, while critics note past debt and service cuts in Barclay, with warnings that growth would be driven by tax grabs rather than attracting residents.
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Jack Harrison
Kenora
Ontario
Dryden
Barclay
Dryden mayor argues for provincial support for hub communities
In a January 13 media release Dryden Mayor Jack Harrison says unincorporated TWOMO areas fund provincial land taxes that support Dryden services. He asserts Dryden does not seek annexation and seeks a provincial share to cover 1.8 million dollars in 2025 for pool, arena, library and other community services. He invites TWOMO representatives to discuss concerns.
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Dryden
Jack Harrison
TWOMO
Readers urged to submit letters to Chroncle Journal
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Canucks weigh in on Trump tariff talk and shared challenges
Canadians reflect on Tariff threats and U S policy, noting higher costs, health care gaps, and reliance on domestic growth. They urge question asking and mutual aid, while acknowledging hopes for stronger collaboration, environmental action, and renewed community values amid a turbulent political scene.
Respectful dialogue urged amid debates on global power shifts
The piece argues that threats and fortress strategies toward China and other nations fail to curb its rise. It notes Trump and Biden policies differ in approach but share aim of influence. A multipolar world with China and India leading trade emerges, urging Europe and the U.S. to adapt.
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Panama Canal
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China
Joe Biden
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