Monday, October 25, 2010
Pullia reflects on campaign
Former City Councillor Frank Pullia feels he put up a good fight in the Mayor's race. Pullia lost his council spot, but notes he doesn't regret his decision to run. The former at large council member says he could sense people wanted change, and he offered it but Hobbs was a more radical change. This was Pullia's fourth attempt for Mayor. Pullia stopped by to congratulate Hobbs last night.
Inntowner coming down
You can officially say good-bye to the Inntowner Hotel. Starting this week, the city is tearing it down to put up a parking lot. Officials say it's part of the plan to revitalize the city's south core.
Plastic Bag ban supported by EcoSuperior
Plastic bags at grocery stores could be on the way out, if EcoSuperior and an MP from London Ontario get their way. The MP is introducing a private members bill calling for an out right ban on plastic grocery bags. EcoSuperior Executive Director Ellen Mortfield says Thunder Bay people use reusable bags very often and feels we are ready for a ban. Mortfield says EcoSuperior will be talking to our local MP's to see how they will be voting.
Dawna Friesen visits our radio station
Dawna Friesen is back to her roots today. The new anchor of Global National is in Thunder Bay as part of the network's plan to broadcast the news program from cities across Canada. She took time this morning to visit our studio and talk about her adventures as a reporter for NBC News and to read a newscast for us.
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