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Newspaper
Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 20, 2024
Page
5
A resident argues for broader council representation in Thunder Bay with 12 councillors and ward-based elections. They urge a more open two way communication process, better email responses, and accountability after deputations and letters.
James Paul Cella recalls John Pilger who died at 84 in Sydney England. The journalist exposed official falsehoods from Vietnam to Gaza and challenged mainstream media and powerful interests. His documentaries essays and videos remain freely accessible online. RIP John Pilger. Thunder Bay.
A provincial NDP leader argues trucks are not the sole cause of highway accidents and warns measures like 24 7 weigh scales or permanent closures impose costs. The writer notes winter conditions increase risk, urges safety, and highlights driver pressure and industry shortages.
Elizabeth Pim vented about high taxi costs from Landmark Hotel to Regent Street with a $31.80 fare and questioned fare regulation. She compared Winnipeg and Thunder Bay rates, suggesting Uber as a cheaper option and asking how fares are justified.
The piece argues Canada’s Liberal government should take concrete international action rather than moralizing. It cites cabinet documents alleging past secret cooperation with Australia to weaken Indigenous rights and quotes Patty Hajdu criticizing past reforms while calling for real change. It questions Trudeau era policy history and urges decisive leadership.
Community letters welcome diverse opinions and aim to fit within 300 words. Authors must be original work exclusive to The Chronicle Journal and cite page and date for referenced articles. Include full name address and day phone. only names and hometowns published. emails to letters chroniclejournal.com.
Brendan Grant of Sleepy G Farm in Pass Lake and local residents discuss building a regional food system to feed Thunder Bay and Area. The plan targets five investment areas: farmland access, scalable production, storage and distribution infrastructure, skilled labor, and finance mechanisms. The aim is regional self sufficiency with lower food related carbon footprint amid climate change. Hope And Action column reflects Nov 25 26 2023 gathering in Thunder Bay.
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