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Newspaper

Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 04, 2024

Page

4

Verdict underlines fragile faith in institutions across nations

An editorial reflecting on the Manhattan verdict against Donald Trump and its global reverberations. It argues the jury’s guilty verdict restores some trust in the justice system while warning Trump’s ongoing attacks threaten constitutional guardrails. It cites actions by US Supreme Court justices and Canadian politics as context for implications on voter responsibility.

Manhattan United States Alvin L. Bragg Donald J. Trump U.S Bragg Trump Maga Trump White House Georgia U.S. Capitol Joe Biden New York City U.S. Supreme Court Samuel Alito Capitol Alito Clarence Thomas Thomas Ginni Trump White House Pierre Poilierre U.S. Congress House of Commons Biden America

Ford Likely Keeps Debt Rising Amid FAO Outlook

Jay Goldberg reports on the FAO budget outlook for Ontario under Premier Doug Ford, highlighting a $100 billion debt rise by year ten and a four year to balance timeline. The piece critiques past fiscal promises, notes rising debt interest costs, and urges balance, ending corporate welfare, and wage alignment to curb deficits.

Doug Ford Financial Accountability Office FAO Ford Peter Bethlenfalvy Bethlenfalvy Ing Finance Ministry Ontario Bay Street

Losing parks for homes a bad trade

Karen Rooney voices concern in Thunder Bay over a plan to convert parkettes and green spaces to housing to meet a target of 2,200 homes by 2031. She cites strong mayor powers, lack of consultation, a 2020 climate emergency declaration, and the city’s green policy as reasons the move is ill advised.

Thunder Bay Ken Boshcoff Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing Doug Ford Tion Karen Rooney

Diversity of views in community letters section

The Chronicle-Journal invites diverse views via its letters page. Contributors should send original pieces up to 300 words, with page and date citations for referenced articles. Include full name, address, and day phone. only names and hometowns will be published. emails to letters chroniclejournal.com.

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