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Newspaper
Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 2025
Page
5
A reader expresses disappointment that no Aboriginal Day events occurred at the Marina in Thunder Bay. They say seniors paid for a ride to the outing, found online posters for a 2022 date, and left with unmet expectations. They urge city action to host culturally significant events at accessible locales and to support First Nations reconciliation.
The letter-writer compares Althea Ray's view on Prime Minister Carney pushing Bill C-5 too quickly with Churchill's 1945 election loss. They warn rapid bills may neglect climate Indigenous rights and democratic norms, while Canada faces an economic trade war with the United States. outcome uncertain as to Carney’s focus and Ontario politics under Ford. Elizabeth S Peters, Thunder Bay.
A patient recounts a six day admission from emergency department to discharge praising doctors, nurses, resp specialists, pharmacy, aides, and cleaning staff for exemplary care. The writer expresses deep gratitude and pride in the local hospital team.
Wesley Webb reports that Dryden councillors remain split as the council and Mayor Jack Harrison clash with the city manager over meeting access. A councillor was removed from chambers and told to watch via room as the dispute risks leaving only partial governance for the remainder of the term.
Community leaders council staff and builders celebrate the indoor turf project in Thunder Bay as former mayor Bill Mauro is credited with funding leadership and turning the initiative into a reality after years of planning and disruption toward a cornerstone city facility.
The article contrasts past hardship in remote Indigenous communities with a new opportunity. It notes Ontario and federal programs totaling 3.07 billion dollars aimed at equity partnerships, training funding, and scholarships to involve Indigenous groups in Ring of Fire projects. Community leaders promoting job growth and pride are commended.
Readers are invited to submit letters up to 300 words for Chronicle Journal. Email letters to discuss community issues, with spaces for editing and clarity. Include full name, address, and daytime phone number.
Northern Tracks columnist Eric Boutilier argues Ontario stalled promises to revive the Northlander rail line in Northern Ontario. He cites repeated announcements since 2018, aging VIA Rail equipment, CN crossing delays, uncertain timetables, and poor last mile connections. He notes Sudbury-White River service cancellations and a lack of backup trains, urging real planning and passenger-focused action.
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