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Posted 2 October 2025

Audit finds training funds earmarked for low-ranked projects

The opposition is accusing the Ford government of favouritism with a skills development training fund. Ontario’s Auditor General found that a majority of applicants who received funding scored lower in evaluations by Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development staff than...

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Posted 2 October 2025

Beyond the Spin: Mark L. Walberg on Wheel of Fortune Live

When Wheel of Fortune Live spins into the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium on October 7, audiences can expect more than a replica of the TV classic. Host Mark L. Walberg says the live show captures the spirit of the beloved game while giving fans an experience they can only get in...

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Posted 2 October 2025

Matawa First Nations receiving veterinary clinics

Matawa Animal Wellness Services has partnered with a team of six veterinarians from the Toronto Humane Society to run clinics in Neskantaga, Nibinamik, and Marten Falls First Nations. The clinics will be focused on vaccinating, neutering, and spaying more than 200 pets from the three First...

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Posted 2 October 2025

Former NOMA president appointed to IESO Board of Directors

The former president of the Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association (NOMA) and the current mayor of Shuniah has been appointed to the Independent Electricity System Operator’s (IESO) Board of Directors. Wendy Landry joins the board after ending her time as NOMA’s president. She remains...

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Posted 2 October 2025

Province’s ‘special economic zone’ legislation takes step forward

The province has released its draft criteria for designating special economic zones that will fast-track approvals of major projects. First introduced under Premier Doug Ford’s Bill 5, also known as the Protect Ontario by Unleashing Our Economy Act, in response to economic threats from...

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Posted 2 October 2025

City now collecting old garbage cans

The City of Thunder Bay is collecting old garbage cans from residents who have received the new bins, representing approximately one quarter of the city. Those who do not wish to keep their old cans must take them to the city’s designated drop-off location by October 11. The drop-off is...

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Posted 2 October 2025

Thunder Bay Fire Rescue investigating apartment fire

A fire on McLaughlin Street has left more than a dozen residents displaced from their homes. Fire Rescue responded to a possible explosion and fire on the first floor of an apartment building just before 2:00 a.m. on Thursday. Crews saw flames coming out of the six-unit building when they...

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Posted 2 October 2025

Bear in the area leads to shelter-in-place at St. Francis School

St. Francis School is under a hold and secure after a bear was spotted in the area. The Thunder Bay Catholic District School Board announced the safety measure before 10:00 a.m. on Thursday. St. Vincent School was also placed under a shelter-in-place order on Thursday morning, which has...

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Posted 2 October 2025

When “The Boss” stops into a random bar!

Yes, I’m filing this under “Tell Me Something Good”!  Photo by mana5280 on Unsplash Let me set the stage for you: imagine you’re hanging out having some drinks in a bar………a bar in the middle of nowhere.  People come and go, lots of regulars.  Then, one day a celebrity walks in and just...

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Posted 2 October 2025

Canada Post CEO supports government measures

Canada Post must adapt to a modern world, the corporation’s president and CEO said Wednesday. In an open letter to Canadians, Doug Ettinger said he supports the measures announced last week by the federal government. The letter comes in the middle of another strike by postal workers...

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