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Thunder Bay, Ont., students get hands-on experience at Trades and Tech Summer Camp
Welding, carpentry, cooking — some Thunder Bay, Ont., students are getting first-hand experience with the skilled trades this week.
Thunder Bay City Council approves Miles Street East as shelter village site
Thunder Bay City Council has given its approval to Miles Street East as the location for the city's proposed temporary shelter village.
'Epic' weekend at first-ever Afro Vibe Fest in Thunder Bay, Ont., say organizers
Thunder Bay's first-ever Afro Vibe Fest was a big hit, according to organizers. Here's what some of those involved had to say following the two-day event at Marina Park, as the festival director looks ahead to next year.
Miles Street East back on top of Thunder Bay's list for temporary shelter village site
A Thunder Bay city councillor is expecting an "interesting debate" on Monday as council once again considers a city-owned lot on Miles Street East as the site for a proposed temporary shelter village.
Thunder Bay city staff recommend Miles Street East as temporary shelter village site, again
Thunder Bay's temporary shelter village may be built on Miles Street East after all. Here's the latest on the project, which has been under consideration by city council for several months now.
New shelter village site sought by City of Thunder Bay after safety assessment
The City of Thunder Bay is resuming its search for a site for its proposed temporary shelter village.
City of Thunder Bay drops Kam River Heritage Park as site for shelter village
Kam River Heritage Park is no longer a "viable location" for Thunder Bay's proposed shelter village, a memo going to city council on Monday states.
Eagle Lake lodges ask anglers to avoid using forward-facing sonar technology
The Eagle Lake Conservation Group is asking anglers to voluntarily avoid using forward-facing sonar technology when fishing for muskies.
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Pieces of James Whalen tug donated to Thunder Bay transportation museum
The historic James Whalen tugboat will live on after all.
3 Ontario water bombers grounded due to pilot shortage, union calls for better wages
The Ontario Public Service Employees Union is calling on the province to increase wages for water bomber pilots, as a shortage of pilots has led to the grounding of some aircraft.