Record-breaking early arrival of salties at Thunder Bay port
The M V Federal Franklin arrived in Thunder Bay marking the earliest international vessel for the navigation season. Port CEO Chris Heikkinen notes international ships, or salties, have grown in calls, making up 30 percent of 2023 traffic and signaling a strong economic trend.
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Safe solar eclipse viewing offered by Fort William Historical Park
Health officials warn of retinal burns from watching the partial solar eclipse without protection. Fort William Historical Park provides a safe viewing option as Northwestern Ontario anticipates a partial eclipse April 8 between 2 and 4 p.m. EDT. Blindness or blurred vision may appear 12 to 48 hours after exposure.
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Derelicte 14th Thunder Bay Fashion Odyssey Lights Up Night
The event Derelicte a Fashion Odyssey in Thunder Bay showcased art music and fashion. It drew hundreds at the Black Pirates Pub where four live bands six local fashion houses and 12 wearable art pieces premiered. It raised funds for Definitely Superior Art Gallery and Lakehead University Radio.
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Dog-a-palooza adopts big dogs in Thunder Bay event
Thunder Bay and District Humane Society hosts Dog-a-palooza from April 11 to 14 to place more than 20 adult large breed dogs. Walk-ins welcome. adoption by donation with no appointment. Dogs will be spayed or neutered vaccinated micro chipped dewormed treated for fleas and mites. Call 807-475-8803 for details.
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Shawna Beaulieu
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