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Council Preview: Final meeting for budget talks set

THUNDER BAY -- Monday night’s council meeting at city hall is expected to be the final meeting for budget talks. This will be the last chance for councillors to try to bring down the proposed levy increase, which now sits at about 4.6 per cent.
Record number of exhibitors draws thousands to Outdoor Show

Record number of exhibitors draws thousands to Outdoor Show

THUNDER BAY -- As this weekend’s mild temperatures showed, spring is around the corner. And that’s good news for area retailers selling boats, off-road vehicles and other outdoors supplies and equipment.
Wedding Show attracts brides-to-be

Wedding Show attracts brides-to-be

THUNDER BAY -- Raeanne Gaudette now has some extra incentive to plan her wedding.
Developing regional trail network can have tourism benefits

Developing regional trail network can have tourism benefits

THUNDER BAY -- An area trail development coordinator sees a vast amount of untapped potential in Northwestern Ontario.
St. Margaret, Crestview schools top local Fraser Institute rankings

St. Margaret, Crestview schools top local Fraser Institute rankings

According to the Fraser Institute, St. Margaret and Crestview schools are Thunder Bay’s best elementary school.
Pullia wants council to focus on declining transfer payments rather than closing wildlife exhibit

Pullia wants council to focus on declining transfer payments rather than closing wildlife exhibit

THUNDER BAY -- Rather than close what he deems an asset, the city’s budget chair wants to go after the province to provide budgetary relief. Coun.
NOMA president waiting for promised reforms to Provincial Land Tax

NOMA president waiting for promised reforms to Provincial Land Tax

THUNDER BAY -- The president of the Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association has long been awaiting reforms to the Provincial Land Tax.
Science North bringing interactive exhibition to city this summer

Science North bringing interactive exhibition to city this summer

THUNDER BAY -- A popular science exhibit is coming north this summer.

Johnson wants to put halt to city council catering, taxi delivery

Rebecca Johnson doesn’t want her fellow councillors to go hungry – but she doesn’t want taxpayers to foot the food bill.
MPAC reassessments threatening Northwestern Ontario communities

MPAC reassessments threatening Northwestern Ontario communities

THUNDER BAY -- The mayor of Terrace Bay says the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation is “killing” one-industry towns across Northwestern Ontario.
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