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CEN-CAN Mining Expo set to take place in Thunder Bay
Posted 9 September 2025

CEN-CAN Mining Expo set to take place in Thunder Bay

The Central Canada Resource Expo (CEN-CAN) is getting underway in Thunder Bay this week. The event is taking place at the Fort William Gardens on Wednesday and Thursday. The goal of the event is to bring mining companies, Indigenous leaders, government officials, suppliers, and investors...

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Inclusive golf festival launches for Women and Girls in N.B.
Posted 9 September 2025

Inclusive golf festival launches for Women and Girls in N.B.

A national initiative aimed at making golf more inclusive for women and girls is teeing off in New Brunswick. The She Plays Golf festival started on Tuesday and continues through Saturday, featuring a series of public events at Royal Oaks Golf Course and Country Meadows Golf Course in Moncton....

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Where will encampments not be allowed in Saint John?
Posted 8 September 2025

Where will encampments not be allowed in Saint John?

The City of Saint John has outlined areas of the community where tents, encampments and temporary shelters will not be allowed. The so-called Red Zones, which are part of the city’s Housing for All Strategy, were unveiled at Monday night’s council meeting. These include schools, daycares, early...

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Boil water order lifted for Forest Hills area in Saint John
Posted 8 September 2025

Boil water order lifted for Forest Hills area in Saint John

The boil water order that disrupted daily routines in Forest Hills, Saint John, has been lifted. Saint John Water says the water is safe to use again for drinking, cooking, and brushing teeth. The advisory was put in place during watermain replacement work along McAllister Drive, based on...

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Ontario Autism Coalition opposing school board changes
Posted 8 September 2025

Ontario Autism Coalition opposing school board changes

The Ontario Autism Coalition is voicing its opposition to the possibility of school board trustees being eliminated. Recent reports suggest the province is looking at merging all 72 boards into four provincial bodies. Labour groups and opposition MPPs have come out against the idea. The...

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Wage parity sought for V.O.N. nurses
Posted 8 September 2025

Wage parity sought for V.O.N. nurses

Nurses employed by the Victorian Order of Nurses want wages similar to those given to those working in hospitals. It is one of the major issues the Ontario Nurses Association is taking to the negotiating table as contract talks with the V.O.N. get underway. V.O.N. nurses provide home-care...

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International Falls conservation officer honoured
Posted 8 September 2025

International Falls conservation officer honoured

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has honoured a conservation officer who works in the International Falls area with a lifesaving award. The award recognizes Curtis Simonson’s role in the search for Donald Larson, an 80-year-old man, who went missing in July. A search was initiated...

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New Gold exploring new ore bodies at Rainy River mine
Posted 8 September 2025

New Gold exploring new ore bodies at Rainy River mine

New Gold says it is on track with its exploration for new ore bodies at its Rainy River Mine. It embarked on an extensive program this year, with plans to drill 58,000 metres, the largest since 2017. The goal is to expand available resources from both its open pit and underground operations. As...

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Special weather statement issued for Thunder Bay, Atikokan areas due to rain
Posted 8 September 2025

Special weather statement issued for Thunder Bay, Atikokan areas due to rain

Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for the Thunder Bay, Atikokan, and Shebandowan areas. The statement was issued around 3:00 p.m. on Monday due to expected rain. Roughly 20 to 40 millimetres of rain is expected late Monday afternoon through the evening. “Showers and...

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Carney announces $80M in tariff relief for Atlantic Canada
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Posted 8 September 2025

Carney announces $80M in tariff relief for Atlantic Canada

Millions of dollars for tariff relief in Atlantic Canada. Prime Minister Mark Carney announced $80 million for industries most affected, including steel, manufacturing and seafood. In St. John’s, Newfoundland, Carney said we can’t rely on the United States like we once did. “But we can control...

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