Thumbs Up and Down From Thunder Bay Readers
A reader-submitted round of thumbs up and thumbs down covers a stolen bike at Walmart on Memorial Avenue and a wallet found at Circle K on June 30. It praises Circle K staff, criticizes snitching, city tree planting and maintenance, moving the Teddy Bears Picnic, bike path etiquette, recycling for churches, excessive fundraising emails, Ma nagement of the Hoilo site, reckless driving at Janot and Windsor, truck route timing, noisy roofing work, and homeless encampments near City Hall.
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Get Involved in Thunder Bay Growth Plan Extended Deadline
Ian Pattison critiques City of Thunder Bay outreach on Smart Growth and budget talks amid low public turnout. He notes advisory committees face vacancies and quorum issues while waste diversion and city safety prompts spark resident suggestions and calls for broader participation.
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Jakey Wabhoose
Waboose
Sibi Yesudas
Lorne McDougall
Europe
McIntyre
Syd Dee
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