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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Local News

Food packages coming to school food program recipients

Food packages coming to school food program recipients

Breakfast and snack packages to last a week will be available Friday.
Long-term care workers could lose vacations and leave

Long-term care workers could lose vacations and leave

Legislation introduced on Monday by the province also places restrictions on off-site visitation with family and friends for residents.
Atikokan declares local emergency

Atikokan declares local emergency

Community says move will help procure the necessary resources during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ontario regulator orders new limits on funeral attendance

Ontario regulator orders new limits on funeral attendance

COVID-19 has changed the way funerals are conducted.
Olympian Harnett applauds decision to postpone 2020 Games

Olympian Harnett applauds decision to postpone 2020 Games

International Olympic Committee decides to postpone the Tokyo Games beyond 2020, days after the Canadian Olympic Committee pulled its team from this summer's event.
Pitch for Bombardier to make ventilators for COVID-19 patients (2 photos)

Pitch for Bombardier to make ventilators for COVID-19 patients (2 photos)

Local leaders believe the Thunder Bay plant has the capability to convert.
Airport traffic down 90 per cent, new regulations in place

Airport traffic down 90 per cent, new regulations in place

Thunder Bay International Airport officials asking only people flying into and out of Thunder Bay to venture inside the terminal.
Fort William First Nation sets curfew, stepping back from full closure

Fort William First Nation sets curfew, stepping back from full closure

Curfew goes into effect Wednesday, as chief warns closing community still a possibility.
Netimizaagamig Nishnaabeg (Pic Mobert First Nation) goes into lock-down

Netimizaagamig Nishnaabeg (Pic Mobert First Nation) goes into lock-down

Residents are not allowed to leave the community as of Tuesday evening.
Province moving to 24/7 off-peak electricity rates

Province moving to 24/7 off-peak electricity rates

The pricing will be available for the next 45 days and will automatically be applied to customer’s electricity bills
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