Polar Bear Plunge boosts local charity drive in Thunder Bay
Braving Lake Superior in the annual Thunder Bay plunge, participants showed strong support for ProKids Special Olympics Thunder Bay the Canadian National Institute for the Blind and Roots Community Food Centre. The event highlighted community backing for these groups ahead of broader coverage on page A3.
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Lake Superior
Thunder Bay
ProKids
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Roots Community Food Centre
Today's Weather Report by Marostica 42 Subaru
Weather update features MAROSTICA 42 SUBARU briefing readers on current conditions. Forecast notes clarity, temperature ranges, and possible showers for the region with brief regional guidance.
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Marostica
Subaru
Dry saloon marks second anniversary in Thunder Bay
Howl at the Moon, Thunder Bay’s first dry saloon and late night coffee bar, celebrates two years with thanks to partners including Big Trout Lake First Nation. Founder Jody Loos credits community support for sustaining the venue and hopes other First Nations will follow suit.
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Thunder Bay
Jody Loos
Big Trout Lake First Nation
Loos
Cumberland Street
Thunder Bay council endorses Cumberland Street site for homeless village
City council rejects Fort William Road site for a temporary shelter village and shifts to a municipally owned Cumberland Street lot next to the Salvation Army Journey to Life Centre. The plan envisions 80 to 100 units over five years with $2.8 million in funding and a phased build, though site readiness and safety concerns persist due to near industrial areas and a railway corridor.
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Thunder Bay
Coun
Mark Bentz
Fort William Road
Cumberland Street
Salvation Army
Journey To Life Centre
Lakehead
Cumberland
Willianen
Miles Street
South
Christine Hryh
Northern Avenue
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