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Newspaper
Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 09, 2024
Page
5
A funeral director defends funeral processions as a time honored ritual dating back to ancient times. He notes drivers yield, pause, and show reverence without claiming emergency vehicle status, and urges slow, safe passage to support grieving families.
Cadmus Delorme, former Cowessess First Nation chief and current university and committee chair, will speak at Diversity Thunder Bay on March 21 at the Courthouse Hotel and via Zoom. The talk titled What We All Inherited will compare Indigenous and Canadian world views and address ending racism.
A reader protests parking meters at Marina Park arguing the waterfront park offers sunrises wildlife and playgrounds for all ages. They compare free water front lots in San Diego and Palm Springs and urge keeping the park open and free to attract visitors and support local activity.
Annabelle Bell suggests creating weekly flea markets to enhance winter life in Fort William First Nation and Thunder Bay. She notes limited current markets, vacant buildings, and potential partnerships with other centers to offer more community events.
The Chronicle Journal invites original letters up to 300 words for diverse community viewpoints. Include full name address and day phone. only names and hometowns are published. Cite page and date for any articles mentioned. letters may appear on the website and no frequency restriction applies.
A letter criticizes the Nuclear Waste Management Organization for proposing a deep geological repository near Revel Lake, arguing Ignace and Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation alone receive willingness rights while nearby Dryden and other communities are left voiceless and exposed to transport and safety concerns.
Residents oppose the Brampton area Highway 413 proposal arguing it would uproot farmland and harm food security. They urge Ontarians to contact their local MPP to voice opposition and protect the green belt and local crops from development.
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