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Will the Ring of Fire lead to a new Northwestern Ontario territory?

Published on 16 May, 2012 at 8:31 in Editorial | | No Comments
Will the Ring of Fire lead to a new Northwestern Ontario territory?

THUNDER BAY – Editorial – Will the Ring of Fire lead to a new Northwestern Ontario territory? In the Ontario Legislature on Tuesday the issue of mining and the Ring of Fire was discussed. Sarah Campbell went so far as to state in the…

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Hamfisted decision making will doom the Harper Government

Published on 14 May, 2012 at 19:23 in Editorial | | No Comments
Hamfisted decision making will doom the Harper Government

THUNDER BAY – On Friday, in Thunder Bay a decision was announced that will have an impact in our community and across Northwestern Ontario. The decision not to fund the BIWAASE’AA Outreach program which will lead to the program closing down at the…

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Mining offers a potential growth in our region’s opportunities

Published on 13 May, 2012 at 9:19 in Editorial | | No Comments
Mining offers a potential growth in our region’s opportunities

THUNDER BAY – Editorial – Regardless of your point of view, mining is going to play a significant role in Thunder Bay and Northwestern Ontario’s future economy. There are several major efforts underway to explore for minerals. Mining offers a potential growth in our region’s…

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BIWASSE’AA is an Ojibway word that refers to the first light of the early morning

Published on 11 May, 2012 at 19:01 in Editorial | | No Comments
BIWASSE’AA is an Ojibway word that refers to the first light of the early morning

THUNDER BAY – To build better communities, you start with the youth. Having opportunities for young people is a key component to a successful start for young people. Experts share that those critical after school hours are a key to success. That is what makes…

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Why is there so much anger over Cliffs Natural Resources Announcement?

Published on 10 May, 2012 at 11:04 in Editorial | | 2 Comments
Why is there so much anger over Cliffs Natural Resources Announcement?

THUNDER BAY – Editorial – In the Ontario Legislature on Wednesday, Question Period featured several outbursts during a question being asked by NDP Leader Andrea Horwath of the Deputy Premier Dwight Duncan. Thunder Bay Atikokan MPP Bill Mauro was asked, twice by the Speaker of the…

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The Gichi Kendaasiwin Project a positive step forward for Lakehead University and Thunder Bay

Published on 5 May, 2012 at 9:12 in Editorial | | 1 Comment
The Gichi Kendaasiwin Project a positive step forward for Lakehead University and Thunder Bay

THUNDER BAY – Online education is going to change the world. The number of students around the world taking online education is over 120,000 right now. Working together in small groups from around the world, connected by technology, this is happening right now. It is…

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Maintaining the Thunder Bay advantage in a global economy

Published on 3 May, 2012 at 9:25 in Editorial | | 1 Comment
Maintaining the Thunder Bay advantage in a global economy

THUNDER BAY – Over the past eight years, Thunder Bay has been shifting directions. From what former Mayor Lynn Peterson called a ‘perfect storm’ that saw the forest sector all but vanish, our community set a path forward to be a part of the…

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What exactly would Bruce Hyer apologise for?

Published on 2 May, 2012 at 9:23 in Editorial | | No Comments
What exactly would Bruce Hyer apologise for?

THUNDER BAY – Editorial – Thunder Bay Superior North has a reputation at the federal level of being a different kind of riding. Whipping the elected representatives from the riding to vote along party lines led to former Liberal than Conservative MP Joe Comuzzi to be…

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Making NNL a Digital Communications Portal for the region

Published on 1 May, 2012 at 8:49 in Editorial | | No Comments
Making NNL a Digital Communications Portal for the region

THUNDER BAY – Editorial – Here we grow again. In offering a little history, as a teen, our family moved to Thunder Bay from Winnipeg. My dad was told ‘subscribe to the Chronicle Journal for local news, and the Globe and Mail for the rest of…

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Ontario’s economy is struggling and politicians dance

Published on 30 Apr, 2012 at 14:11 in Editorial | | 3 Comments
Ontario’s economy is struggling and politicians dance

THUNDER BAY – EDITORIAL – Ontario’s economy is struggling, and the real impacts of those struggles are not yet being felt. Our Ontario has seen years of government living beyond its means, along with years of outright denial that this is a problem. It…

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