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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 06, 2024

Page

4

Ford's rush to expand booze sales fuels cost concerns

An Ontario Star editorial warns Premier Doug Ford's drive to allow beer wine and cocktails in more outlets by Oct 31 2026 risks heavy costs and political motives. It questions the $225 million payment to The Beer Store and urges delaying the plan until pressing issues like health care and housing are addressed.

Remier Doug Ford Ford Labatt, Molson and Sleeman Ontario Pierre Poilierre Ottawa Bonnie Crombie Financial Accountability Office Mark Stiles The Star

Local Food Week shines on Ontario farmers and markets

Bill Groenheide, director for the Ontario Federation of Agriculture, highlights Local Food Week as a boost for farm businesses in northern Ontario. He notes about 80 percent of his Thunder Bay area farm sales occur at local markets and urges Ontarians to shop on-farm, at markets, or agri-tourism venues to support families. The campaign underscores Ontario's $47 billion agriculture economy and the push to expand agritourism through the Growing Agritourism Act. Local Food Week runs June 3 to 9 across the province.

Aine Ontario Thunder Bay Ontario Federation of Agriculture OFA Perth-Wellington Matthew Rae Farmers’ Markets Bill Groenheide

Remembering Churchill and the cost of judging history

Mark Milke of the Sir Winston Churchill Society of Calgary argues against canceling historical figures for flawed views. He praises Churchill’s mixed legacy and Canada’s wartime sacrifices, urging recognition of contributions while acknowledging faults. The piece reflects on D-Day, Indigenous veterans, immigration, and the need to honor past leaders.

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