A fine for people using drugs, like they can afford it, and could pay it. RIDICULOUS.Going to do something go after the sellers, the makers and forget fines, actual JAIL TIME, and if their products can be traced to a death, murder sentences.
Can that mean politicians (not Vaugeois) view empathy as a political act?Does identifying oneself become a political act? Is it fascism to control the way people identify themselves? ...just asking.
Should there be a specific code, stating that any individual attending, must be in say, white apparel, devoid of any symbolism, no colours, including of course religious garb or artifacts, especially symbols around the neck, over the head or the face. thus avoiding any conflicts?Just asking for clarification.Remember these are not MPs, just observers.
An important service for everyone, in the Community . I wonder how things might change if every level of schooling would require service to the community ... working within guidance, a few hours a month. Exposure to others circumstances, etc.
I agree with Concerned, Spence Court has a reputation for being in the top worst places to live. It is known for being a haven for drug trafficking. The city/ DSABB has to do something drastic to protect those that are vulnerable in their care.
The store will do really well, we have people that come in from northern communities, the west and east. Just get the traffic managed right and it's a win for most everyone.
I.m glad they are open till 7. I live in the area and what killed that last store, was their hours.It is always a good thing when a local opens a store, and wow, you have another. Good luck!
What is with the nasty comments. Nice to see stores thriving, especially a Canadian owned chain. I have shopped there and the service has always been good, and you can get some real bargains.
On city building1 - The university or college should have built a campus there, that would help populate the downtown core (which means more business, social interaction etc)2 - Eaton's should have been first choice to refurbish into the Art gallery, second should have been the old Postal Offices.
Heres a plan relocate the kids to a new school, use the old school as the treatment facility... no to many nimbys and besides they can't even get things done up the street. By the time it would be ready all the kids in the neighbourhood would be adults
whats not to understand -Every motor vehicle in Ontario is required by Law, a visible license plate on the front and back of the vehicle. Thunder Bay police just wanted to remind people, maybe a uptick in unlicensed vehicles?