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Newspaper
Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 06, 2024
Page
5
Readers press Premier Ford on provincial funding for Ontario Science Centre roof maintenance noting its role as a hands on province wide learning center. They contrast demolition costs with repair, defend keeping centres open and accessible, and reference Greenbelt stance and waterfront plans.
Richard Moquin argues that crime thrives when leaders are soft and punishment is light. He urges strict sentencing and voter action to restore safety, urging Thunder Bay readers to value life, teach children to think, and demand firm governance for a crime free environment.
Parker Heisler argues that post pandemic retirements plus ongoing route cancellations hurt riders. He cites delays costing riders money for essentials and medical appointments and calls on the City to prioritize hiring more drivers to restore dependable transit.
Gail M. Beda reports persistent litter on city streets parks and school playgrounds despite available garbage cans. She observes students and drivers discarding cups and other trash from vehicles and hopes people will use proper disposal methods in the future.
About 300 students took part in activities at the Soccer Plex in Sudbury a low cost venue built for around 5 million dollars. The writer questions why a similar project isn’t possible elsewhere and praises the complex.
A reader criticizes the Thunder Bay Public Library master plan, arguing the proposed central library inside a former big box lacks exterior daylight and views, would be tenant owned, and fails to create lasting community value.
A Thunder Bay reader argues against centralizing at a new site, saying current libraries suffice with upgrades. Bigger space raises rent, buildings are paid for, and modern tech should be installed locally. Letters are limited to 300 words and require full contact details.
Jay Goldberg argues Canada’s three percent DST on revenue of large foreign online platforms will raise costs for Canadians, with price hikes likely and a U.S. retaliation threat. He cites PBO estimates of seven point two billion in five years, warns of retroactive application to 2022, and urges Trudeau to abandon the measure to protect taxpayers and the economy.
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