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With a transit strike looming in Thunder Bay, what‘s your take on possible job action:
 It would be disruptive
 I’ll get by with other means
 I don’t use transit
  I hope there’s no stoppage
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Sport scofflaws just don’t get it
TRY as they may, responsible hunters, fishers and their associations can‘t shake the suspicion that they‘re not really interested in conservation at all; they‘re only in it for the fun and the...
Monday , August 30, 2010


New danger on the rails
THE NEXT TIME you‘re waiting in your car for a train to pass at a crossing, or driving beside one lumbering along Water Street in Thunder Bay, be aware that a derailment is a possibility becau...
Sunday , August 29, 2010


Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down
THUMBS Up to “Ryan from Animal Services for bringing our big guy back home to us and even going so far as to give us a followup phone call a few days later. Great job; your professionalism and...
Saturday , August 28, 2010


Counting on Canadians
ADMIT when you‘re wrong, do what‘s right and move on. It‘s good advice that anyone can use but which is steadfastly ignored by a Canadian government running on a dangerous mix of ideology and ...
Tuesday , August 24, 2010


Political timing
IF YOU‘RE TIRED of long-winded city councillors keeping you up past your bedtime, you‘ll want to thank Thunder Bay Coun. Robert Tuchenhagen who seeks tonight to cancel TV broadcasts of council...
Monday , August 23, 2010


Inflation’s up thanks to the HST
HARMONIZED sales taxes in three provinces raised Canada‘s inflation rate last month but economists said it could have been worse. Given the breakdowns, it is difficult to see how. Inflation r...
Sunday , August 22, 2010


Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down
THUMBS Up to Kerry and her “crew” of volunteers who organized the HMS Bounty visit. “Despite the hot weather and long lines, things ran smoothy, lines moved quickly, and everyone was happy and...
Saturday , August 21, 2010


Access to clean water is basic
Few probably noticed last month when Canada and the United States, along with 42 other nations, abstained from voting on a United Nations resolution that would make clean water and basic sanit...
Thursday , August 05, 2010


Take a bow, sports fans
WITH the myriad activities that occur each weekend, seemingly without break, stretching from the Victoria Day long weekend to beyond Labour Day and almost to Thanksgiving, Thunder Bay has been...
Wednesday, August 04, 2010


RCMP discontent unlikely to fade
Whether it‘s on the ice or the soccer pitch, a sports team is usually doomed when the players refuse to play their best for their manager. The manager may have a lot of good qualities, may hav...
Tuesday , August 03, 2010

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