Notes sent to the editor by people who read the magazine, shared here to show how the stories are used and what readers value.
These letters came to the editor's desk over the past while. They are shared in the readers' own words, lightly trimmed for length.
If you would like to share a note, suggest a place or ask about the newsletter, use the contact page. Here is what happens next.
ContactUse the contact form and tell us what you would like to say or ask.
The editor reads every message and answers in writing.
If it involves a service, we confirm details in writing first.
Letters shape what we write. Readers point out errors, suggest places and tell us what they found useful. This is how we treat that correspondence.
If a reader tells us an address, hour or name is wrong, we check it and correct the article. We would rather fix a mistake quickly than leave it standing. A short correction note is added where the change matters. We do not remove articles to hide an error, and we thank the reader who spotted it. Accuracy matters most when someone plans a trip around our words.
Many of our best subjects come from readers who know their own neighbourhood well. Tell us about a café, a festival, a trail or a shop that deserves attention. We cannot promise every suggestion becomes a story, but each one is read. We favour independent, privately run places and community events.
We only share a reader's letter with permission, and we may shorten it for length. We may leave out a surname or town if you ask. Your contact details are never published. If you would rather your note stay private, tell us in your message and it will.
Lakeshore Ledger is an independent digital magazine from Thunder Bay, covering local discoveries, entertainment and community life across Canada since 2014.
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