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READ MORE by adminVoters decide Monday if Pierre Poilievre goes back to parliament
Pierre Poilievre hopes to win back his place in parliament tonight. A crucial by-election in Alberta will decide if the Conservative Party leader can return. to the house of commons. Poilievre lost his longtime seat of Carleton in the spring election to Liberal Bruce Fanjoy....
READ MORE by adminPremier seeks municipal support on housing/trade
Premier Doug Ford is asking Ontario’s municipalities to make it easier to build homes. The Premier addressed municipal leaders attending the Association of Municipalities of Ontario conference in Ottawa. He says they need to look for ways to be even more ambitious in lowering the cost of...
READ MORE by adminSecond worst wildfire season on record in Canada
It’s officially the second-worst wildfire season in Canadian history. The amount of hectares burned this summer equates to the size of New Brunswick. Emergency Management minister Eleanor Olszewski says that’s about double the usual average. “The National Wildland Fire Preparedness...
READ MORE by adminThunder Bay Fire Rescue extinguishes 2 fires over the weekend
A busy weekend for Thunder Bay Fire Rescue, as they extinguished two fires in the city. No injuries were reported. The first fire was located in a garage on Melvin Avenue. When crews arrived, they found the building filled with heavy smoke, but they were able to put out the fire...
READ MORE by adminUnifor: Calls decision to build TTC Line 2 Cars with Alstom a ‘great victory’
Unifor is celebrating the decision from all levels of government to support the Toronto Transit Commission in pursuing a single-source contract with Alstom Transport Canada that would see new TTC Line 2 subway cars built by the organization. The TTC had previously begun a bidding process to...
READ MORE by adminCanada Industrial Relations Board ordering Air Canada flight attendants back-to-work
The Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB) has declared the continued strike activity from Air Canada flight attendants represented by the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) as unlawful. The board has ordered CUPE’s leadership to instruct the flight attendants to return to work....
READ MORE by adminFrom the Hoito to Dee’s Kitchen: The Famous Finnish Pancake & A Few Variations
If you’ve ever grown up in Thunder Bay, you know there’s one dish that brings a little nostalgia and a lot of flavor: the Finnish pancake from the legendary Hoito Restaurant. Golden, custardy, and perfectly comforting, this pancake has been a beloved part of our city’s culinary history...
READ MORE by adminUnion says flight attendants to continue strike
CUPE says its members are not backing down. The union that represents around 10,000 flight attendants plans to continue its strike and challenge an order from the Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB). Minister of Jobs and Families Patty Hajdu sent the dispute into binding arbitration...
READ MORE by adminTurns out we’re expecting
I’m not sure how to break this to you, but I’ve recently learned that I’m being replaced. Okay, technically not replaced. More like… demoted. Phased out. Bumped from top billing. It started with the stroller. One day, it wasn’t there. The next, it was in the basement. MY basement. I...
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