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Ocean-going ship loads up on Canadian wheat

Ocean-going ship loads up on Canadian wheat

The shipping season’s first ocean-going vessel has made it to Thunder Bay. On Wednesday Capt.
North American Palladium looking to sell, reduce debt

North American Palladium looking to sell, reduce debt

THUNDER BAY -- The owner of an area mine is looking to reduce debt in order to sell.

Boulevard Lake improvement plan expected to be presented to public in May

THUNDER BAY -- Consultants for the city's plan to improve Boulevard Lake hope to have a presentation ready for the public by the end of May.
Aboriginal youth leadership program launched with $98K in Trillium funding

Aboriginal youth leadership program launched with $98K in Trillium funding

Ontario Trillium Foundation news release follows: Leadership Thunder Bay and the Thunder Bay Indian Friendship Centre today announced a long-term sustainable Aboriginal Youth Leadership program.

Tenants ticketed for smoke alarm violations

City of Thunder Bay news release follows: April 16, 2015 – A West Frederica Street tenant and a South Court Street tenant have each been ticketed for disabling a smoke alarm. Each ticket carries a fine of $360.

Northern Ontario Service Deliverer’s Thunder Bay AGM runs until Friday

THUNDER BAY -- The Northern Ontario Service Deliverer's Association, or NOSDA, kicked off its annual general meeting here in Thunder Bay Wednesday evening.
For United Way granting committee, splitting grants involves tough choices

For United Way granting committee, splitting grants involves tough choices

THUNDER BAY -- Victoria Erickson and Tim Holinger say trying to decide which organizations to split a $10,000 bequest with is not an easy decision.

Chief of Ontario congratulate Webequie First Nation Youth on leadership award

News release from Chiefs of Ontario follows: TORONTO, ON (April 16, 2015) --- Ontario Regional Chief Stan Beardy congratulates Judith Beaver a Webequie First Nation youth who will be one of five youths receiving a Leadership Award at this year’
Could the sale of the Canadian Wheat Board be a economic positive for Thunder Bay?

Could the sale of the Canadian Wheat Board be a economic positive for Thunder Bay?

THUNDER BAY -- So far the local port authority is looking at a takeover of the former Canadian Wheat Board as a positive for the city.
Community call to action: Taking the next steps to end racism

Community call to action: Taking the next steps to end racism

City of Thunder Bay news release follows: Community call to action: Taking the next steps to end racism April 16, 2015 – The City of Thunder Bay’s Anti-Racism Advisory Committee is hosting a community engagement session on April 21, at th
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