The upcoming city council meeting will see a discussion looking at the feasibility of building an orchard in Thunder Bay, and growing trees in the renewed Conservatory green house. This was brought forward by At-Large Councillor Peng You, who is hoping council decides to have a report prepared...
READ MORERain, high humidity and cooler temperatures over the last couple of days have calmed the region’s forest fire situation temporarily. Kenora Fire #51 is still threatening Wabaseemoong Independent Nation, and is considered not under control at a size of 197,918 hectares. Kenora Fire #51 hasn’t...
READ MOREHAPPY SATURDAY NIGHT! IT’S TIME FOR GIRLS NIGHT OUT!! This week, along with our recipe, cocktail and show of the week, we talked about making bucket lists for each season and animal encounters. COCKTAIL OF THE WEEK: THE RUSTY NAIL (BY CINDY) Ingredients: 1 shot vodka Orange juice Coca cola...
READ MOREThe association representing District Service Boards in northern Ontario wants a plan put in place for inmates who are released during the pandemic. Fern Dominelli is the executive director of the Northern Ontario Social Deliverers Association and says too often, people released from prison end...
READ MOREThe association representing District Service Boards in northern Ontario wants a plan put in place for inmates who are released during the pandemic. Fern Dominelli is the executive director of the Northern Ontario Social Deliverers Association and says too often, people released from prison end...
READ MOREOntario’s NDP Leader Andrea Horwath says Premier Doug Ford is gambling with kids’ school year. Horwath says the PC’s back-to-school plan is filled with “penny pinching” and doesn’t present a solution to keep students and staff safe in the classroom. She claims it doesn’t invest in lower class...
READ MOREOntario’s NDP Leader Andrea Horwath says Premier Doug Ford is gambling with kids’ school year. Horwath says the PC’s back-to-school plan is filled with “penny pinching” and doesn’t present a solution to keep students and staff safe in the classroom. She claims it doesn’t invest in lower class...
READ MOREOntario is reporting over 300 new cases of COVID-19 for the second day in a row. There are 378 new cases, the most in a single day since mid-June. That puts the province at 2,057 active infections. The spike in cases has pushed the seven-day rolling average of new cases to 231. That’s up from...
READ MOREOntario is reporting over 300 new cases of COVID-19 for the second day in a row. There are 378 new cases, the most in a single day since mid-June. That puts the province at 2,057 active infections. The spike in cases has pushed the seven-day rolling average of new cases to 231. That’s up from...
READ MOREStrike action has ended after a tentative deal was reached between the Public Service Alliance of Canada and Customs and Immigration Union and the Canada Border Services Agency. The four year tentative deal was reached late Friday night. In a news release, PSAC National President Chris Aylward...
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