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Posted 2 June 2026

Ontario’s Education Minister confident in ability to secure new contracts with educators this summer

Ontario’s Education Minister says contract talks with the union representing the educators and other support workers in the education system will start soon. The unions have been calling for an early start to negotiations, instead of waiting until after contracts expire. Currently,...

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Posted 2 June 2026

Central Street getting repaved tomorrow

Central Avenue will close from Memorial Avenue to Fort William Road on Wednesday for repaving. The closure will begin at 6 am. The city expects the road to reopen around 5 pm. The work includes partial-depth removal of existing asphalt and re-paving one new lift of asphalt.  For more...

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Posted 2 June 2026

Ring of Fire road work kicks off in Geraldton

A major upgrade to Geraldton’s Main Street is signifying the start of a series of road improvements to the Ring of Fire mining area. The province is providing more than $81 million toward the project. The street links Highways 11 and 584 and is expected to see increased traffic as...

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Posted 2 June 2026

Border Cats split series 2-2 against Eau Claire

The Thunder Bay Border Cats picked up two wins in four outings against the Eau Claire Express in their early-season series. The home team won every game, with the Cats taking the first two on Friday and Saturday before travelling to the Eau Claire to drop the next two on Sunday and...

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Posted 2 June 2026

June: bring that “let’s go energy”

Can you feel it?  June is here! That magical stretch where everything just feels a little lighter. The kids are counting down the final days of school, Father’s Day is around the corner, and Summer is basically knocking on the door with that big ‘let’s go’ energy. Photo by Elin Melaas on...

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Posted 1 June 2026

Northern Ontario municipal leaders meet in Ottawa

Municipal leaders are once again emphasizing the importance of fixing up Highways 11 and 17 in northern Ontario. Three groups, the Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association, the Federation of Northern Ontario Municipalities and the Rural Ontario Municipal Association are meeting this week...

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Posted 1 June 2026

Quebec man arrested for stabbing incidents

Thunder Bay Police have made an arrest in connection to a couple of stabbings in the Red River Road area. Police were contacted Friday afternoon around 1 pm after a person was stabbed and taken to hospital for treatment. A suspect was located nearby and arrested. As part of their...

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Posted 1 June 2026

Why we procrastinate — And why it’s not laziness

A weekly mental‑health conversation with Linda Kelly from Kelly Mental Health Procrastination. We all do it, we all feel guilty about it, and most of us swear we’ll “start Monday.” This week on the show, I sat down with Linda Kelly from Kelly Mental Health to dig into why we put things...

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Posted 1 June 2026

Funding flows for First Nations-led child and family services programming in Ontario

An agreement between the federal government and Ontario’s First Nations regarding child and family services is now in place. It provides $8.5 billion in funding to support First Nations-led programming. Indigenous Services Minister Mandy Gull-Masty says more than 60,000 families in 130...

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Posted 1 June 2026

Inquest into death of Kingfisher Lake man in Thunder Bay jail begins

Presiding officer Dr. Michael Wilson has begun the inquest into the death of Kevin Mamakwa. Mamakwa, a member of Kingfisher Lake First Nation, died at the Thunder Bay Jail in June of 2020. He was 27 years old. Mamakwa had four children and was the nephew of Kiiwetinoong MPP Sol Mamakwa....

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