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Posted 9 January 2026

Local charity requests city funds for new community kitchen

Thunder Bay charity Our Kids Count went before the city’s Finance and Administration Standing Committee on Tuesday to request a $450,000 grant. The charity is hoping to use the sum, which would be taken from the city’s Community Partnership Reserve Fund, to cover the purchase of a...

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Posted 9 January 2026

Northwest OPP release RIDE statistics over the holidays

The OPP in the northwest region have released their stats for the Festive RIDE program. In all, 139 motorists were pulled off the road for impaired driving charges. 12 other were in the warn range. OPP officers in the region were involved in 3,746 hours of RIDE checks stops from...

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Posted 9 January 2026

What’s For Sale? (Jan 9 edition)

Pic courtesy of CoPilot Every Friday…Danny, Candi and John bring you “What’s For Sale”. This is where we check out some of the most unique items on Marketplace, and we highlight a few for you. This week, Danny & Candi came across some interesting items: An OREO STOOL. Faux...

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Posted 9 January 2026

One New Year’s resolution is…..TO BE HAPPY!

It’s January 9th.   How are your New Year’s resolutions going? Have you made one?  Photo by Bernard Hermant on Unsplash According to a new survey, the #1 resolution for Adults in North America is: EXERCISING MORE (that’s no surprise). …#2: BEING HAPPY…#3: EATING HEALTHY…#4: SAVING...

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Posted 9 January 2026

NAPS reintroduces K9 unit after nearly a decade

For the first time in almost 10 years, the Nishnawbe Aski Police Service (NAPS) has welcomed a new K9 team to its ranks. Constable Daniel Birch and his two-year-old Police Service Dog (PSD) partner, Becks, were officially introduced during a news conference at NAPS headquarters in Thunder...

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Posted 8 January 2026

Be Bold: A Word for the Year Ahead 

Every January, we collectively decide to become brand‑new people overnight. New year, new me. New planner. New habits. New personality.  And by January 12th? We’re tired, slightly resentful, and wondering why we thought waking up at 5 a.m. and drinking celery juice would solve...

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Posted 8 January 2026

Botanical Conservatory officially reopens

The Centennial Botanical Conservatory has officially reopened after a multi-year restoration effort. With the second phase of the restoration, which focused on the main building, complete, the main building’s Tropical Main House, Desert Wing, and Multi-Purpose wing can now be accessed by...

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Posted 8 January 2026

Premier standing firm on Crown Royal ban

Premier Doug Ford is standing firm on a threat to halt the sale of Crown Royal whiskey in Ontario liquor stores. He is upset with U.K.-based producer, Diageo and its plans to close its plant in Amherstburg, Ontario, later this year and move production elsewhere. Ford says his decision is...

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Posted 8 January 2026

Stigma keeps many Canadians from seeking dementia help

Many Canadians are worried about dementia but still hesitate to seek help, according to new polling released by the Alzheimer Society of Canada. The organization reported that a Leger survey of 1,606 adults found high levels of concern about dementia, along with persistent stigma that...

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Posted 8 January 2026

Residential subdivision hinges on meeting conditions

By Carl Clutchey, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Source: The Chronicle-Journal Allowances for wetlands, some wildlife species like bats and turtles, as well as shoreline access, are included among 25 conditions that must be met before a residential subdivision that would overlook...

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