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Posted 9 May 2023

City approves next steps in conservatory upgrade

The Centennial Botanical Conservatory is now one step closer to getting a new lease on life following approval by Thunder Bay city council Monday evening to move into finalizing the design plans for Phase 2 of the project. Parks and Open Spaces Manager Cory Halvorsen says this next phase will...

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Posted 9 May 2023

City approves next steps in conservatory upgrade

The Centennial Botanical Conservatory is now one step closer to getting a new lease on life following approval by Thunder Bay city council Monday evening to move into finalizing the design plans for Phase 2 of the project. Parks and Open Spaces Manager Cory Halvorsen says this next phase will...

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Posted 8 May 2023

Police rescue child during disturbance call

A city man faces a number of charges following an incident at a north side home Saturday, which resulted in Thunder Bay Police having to rescue a child. Officers were called to a disturbance at an Albany Street home just before 9:00 p.m., there they discovered a window near the entrance had been...

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Posted 8 May 2023

Police rescue child during disturbance call

A city man faces a number of charges following an incident at a north side home Saturday, which resulted in Thunder Bay Police having to rescue a child. Officers were called to a disturbance at an Albany Street home just before 9:00 p.m., there they discovered a window near the entrance had been...

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Posted 8 May 2023

Bill 60 passes at Queen’s Park

The bill that gives private health care clinics an expanded role has passed at Queen’s Park. The Ford government says Bill 60 will address the surgical backlog, but opponents say it’s a step toward two-tiered health care. The Ontario Health Coalition’s Natalie Mehra says they have already...

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Posted 8 May 2023

Bill 60 passes at Queen’s Park

The bill that gives private health care clinics an expanded role has passed at Queen’s Park. The Ford government says Bill 60 will address the surgical backlog, but opponents say it’s a step toward two-tiered health care. The Ontario Health Coalition’s Natalie Mehra says they have already...

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Posted 8 May 2023

Feds to deliver nearly $400M to tackle gun crime

Over the next five years the federal government is providing $390.6 million dollars to provinces and territories to combat gun crime and gang activities. Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino made the announcement Monday in Ontario, which stands to receive up to $120 million of those dollars....

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Posted 8 May 2023

Feds to deliver nearly $400M to tackle gun crime

Over the next five years the federal government is providing $390.6 million dollars to provinces and territories to combat gun crime and gang activities. Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino made the announcement Monday in Ontario, which stands to receive up to $120 million of those dollars....

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Posted 8 May 2023

Emergency Preparedness Week in Canada

Are you and your family prepared in the event of an emergency? Emergency Preparedness Week in Canada runs from May 7 to 14. This year, the theme is Be Prepared. Know Your Risks. You are encouraged to understand the risks in your area and learn what actions you can take to protect your family. In...

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Posted 8 May 2023

Emergency Preparedness Week in Canada

Are you and your family prepared in the event of an emergency? Emergency Preparedness Week in Canada runs from May 7 to 14. This year, the theme is Be Prepared. Know Your Risks. You are encouraged to understand the risks in your area and learn what actions you can take to protect your family. In...

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