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Clint  Fleury,  Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Clint Fleury, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Clint Fleury is a web reporter covering Northwestern Ontario and the Superior North Regions. Born in Winnipeg, Clint moved to Thunder Bay to pursue his passion for writing. He has a particular interest in performing spoken word poetry and writing short fiction. He covers civic issues in Thunder Bay under the Local Journalism Initiative, which is funded by the Government of Canada.

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Recent Work by Clint

We ‘cannot compel people to move,’ says city staff

We ‘cannot compel people to move,’ says city staff

Without a temporary village site, the city cannot forcibly remove people from encampments.  
Empowering women one cup of coffee at a time

Empowering women one cup of coffee at a time

A fully women-owned coffee company is taking up shop inside Urban Abbey’s Simpson Street transitional housing project.
Shelter village will create a 'ghetto' in south core: Powlowski

Shelter village will create a 'ghetto' in south core: Powlowski

Federal MP reaffirms his opposition to the city’s recommendation to put the temporary shelter village at 114 Miles St. East.
Plan to develop West Arthur area moves forward

Plan to develop West Arthur area moves forward

According to the phase-one study, conducted in 2023, 76 per cent of the study area was designated as a natural heritage site due to William Bog.
Miles Street site 'most viable' for shelter village, city staff says

Miles Street site 'most viable' for shelter village, city staff says

Administration recommends a vacant lot on Miles Street East for the temporary shelter village, which city council voted against last year.
Hop in, Fluffy: Uride now offering pet-friendly rides

Hop in, Fluffy: Uride now offering pet-friendly rides

Uride launches a pet-friendly ride option after an in-flight chat with a local Thunder Bay passenger.
Strike over, WSIB employees return to work

Strike over, WSIB employees return to work

Union members return to work after accepting a tentative collective agreement with the WSIB.
'Let's get on with it': Union calls for subway contract now

'Let's get on with it': Union calls for subway contract now

Unifor urges all levels of government to issue a sole-source procurement contract with Alstom.
New managed alcohol program site to open by September

New managed alcohol program site to open by September

Shelter House and NorWest Community Health Centres' managed alcohol site is expanding its services to help people affected by severe alcoholism who are facing homelessness.
City's 14th annual Pride Parade and festival is this weekend

City's 14th annual Pride Parade and festival is this weekend

All in for Love: Global Pride, Infinite Friendship, is the theme for the 2025 event, which will be held on Saturday, July 5.
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