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Newspaper
Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 28, 2024
Page
5
The public urged to weigh two reform options for council composition. Advocates argue ward councillors wield limited power and bias voting, proposing either a retooled ward system or all at large representation with ward meetings. They urge participation in the October survey.
Community warning about people dumping apples and yard debris in city parks. Damaged trees and bushes suffer, and falling fruit may attract bears and pose risks to children in areas like Jumbo Gardens. Residents urged to dispose of waste properly and report license plates of offenders.
Rosalie Douglas describes Life Chain a pro life event held each October in Canada. Participants gather at a preset intersection at 1300 hours lay out signs and pray for an hour while passersby reflect on abortion issues. In Thunder Bay the local turnout includes seniors and families with children across Canada, Ontario, and local communities.
Readers are invited to submit letters up to 300 words for publication in the Chronicle Journal. Submissions may be edited for space, style, accuracy, and clarity. Include full name, address, and daytime phone number. email to letters chroniclejournal com without attachments.
A reader argues the 119 year old tug James Whalen, saved by volunteers, should be seaworthy and preserved as part of local marine heritage. They criticize city council indifference, noting historic transport links and past salvage efforts, urging one final voyage to the Marina before safe onshore display.
Heather McLeod recalls Grade 5 at a new school where she spoke at a fundraiser for a disabled girl, feeling seen after the crowd's press coverage. She traces activism from that moment to climate work, founding the Northwest Climate Gathering, and launching a local podcast Something Different This Way Comes in Thunder Bay.
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