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Newspaper
Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 23, 2024
Page
5
Elizabeth Pim of Thunder Bay argues the eligibility rules disadvantage seniors with modest incomes who already carry private dental insurance. She asks for a rule to exhaust private benefits before the government plan activates and highlights a recent $567 filling as an example of ongoing costs.
TWAS condemns a bomb threat targeting the Mary J L Black library branch and its storytime with drag queens. The incident highlights intolerance and the need for ongoing education about transphobia and homophobia to protect minority youth.
A hydrogeologic study for Cooper Road subdivision warns wells are not potable and favors a community water system. Adjacent Macmillan Bloedel lots would require 25 percent more water than the aquifer can sustain, risking depletion. Drainage could contaminate wells. calls grow for independent evaluation and comprehensive site planning. Rick Potter Roslyn.
Peter Lang Kaministiquia argues that the NWMO and federal government control burial of Canada’s spent nuclear fuel, with communities having little say. He cites consultant remarks, past government actions, and new information on reprocessing policy to claim opaque secrecy in decision making.
The ITNHE hosting pact between the Nuclear Waste Management Organization and the Township of Ignace prompts calls for independent legal and environmental scrutiny. Critics question rushed signing without public assessment and fear expanded waste scope including SMR byproducts affecting downstream waterways and northern transport routes.
The newspaper invites diverse opinions in its letters section with a 300 word limit. Letters must be original works and sent by email with full name address and day phone number. Names and hometowns will be published.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford faces a test as Thunder Bay teams with the city to turn the Lakehead Psychiatric Hospital site into high rise housing. A 58 hectare parcel could be subdivided for private sale with rental and market units, a grocery, and related services, under a fast tracked plan tied to Bill 162. The project hinges on removing red tape and demolishing or refurbishing the old hospital, with federal funding support and cooperative involvement.
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