by adminIt’s been a long time coming, but businesses in northwestern Ontario will be able to take part in a new immigration program. It’s called the Regional Economic Development Through Immigration Initiative (REDI). Economic development Officer Allyson Pele says Confederation College really...
READ MORE by adminHalloween is exactly a week away, so whether you prefer horror, family-friendly favourites or Halloween classics, it’s about time to indulge in a few before the big day. If you need some guidance on what to watch first, take a look at the list below! Night of the Living Dead (1968)...
READ MORE by adminThe federal government is investing nearly $5 million to help municipalities and First Nation communities across Northern Ontario strengthen their economic development capacity and pursue long-term growth. Patty Hajdu, Minister of Jobs and Families and Minister responsible for FedNor, announced...
READ MORE by adminFirst Nations leaders, economic development professionals and industry representatives gathered in Thunder Bay this week for the fourth annual Anishinabek Nation Economic Development Opportunities (ANEDO) Forum. Hosted by the Anishinabek Nation Economic Development Department, the three-day...
READ MORE by adminA 24-year old man is facing charges after a stabbing on Vickers Street and Syndicate Avenue. Police were called to the area on Thursday afternoon after reports that a person had been injured. Officers found the victim suffering from serious injuries and they were taken to hospital for...
READ MORE by adminWith Westfort Councillor Kristen Oliver leaving City Hall behind, three new faces are seeking her seat: Angel Gamble, Clinton Harris, and Stephen Margarit. Angel Gamble Tattoo artist, skincare proprietor, and former pipe fitter Angel Gamble was shocked to see how Thunder Bay had changed when...
READ MORE by adminFounder of the Underground Gym & Youth Centre Peter Panetta is vying for the city’s top job once more. For almost three decades Panetta has worked to provide opportunities to children and youth through the chance to play sports, participate in arts and music, and eat free meals in a safe...
READ MORE by adminThe Ontario Native Women’s Association and the Fort William First Nation are co-hosting the city’s first-ever mayoral forum focused on Indigenous issues and the city’s relationship with Indigenous communities. The event is taking place at the Superior Inn and Conference Centre on Thursday from...
READ MORE by adminA disturbance call late Friday night has led to charges against two people. Police say officers were dispatched to a Rupert Street address shortly after 11:15 p.m. following reports of a disturbance in the area. A man and woman allegedly attended a residence and became involved in an...
READ MORE by adminThe Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) is inviting proposals for new community mental health services through its 2026-27 Community Mental Health Pilot Program. NAN plans to select three successful applicants to implement time-limited community mental health initiatives within NAN territory, with up to...
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