Fort William First Nation Enforces Dog ByLaw Crackdown
Fort William First Nation warns residents of a bylaw crackdown on free roaming dogs issued April 5. Unclaimed dogs go up for adoption. seized dogs require fees for return. Dogs must be registered with the animal control department. full implementation to follow after education and registration.
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Animal Control Department
Fort William First Nation
Anishinabek
Old housing strategy aims to reset approach in NAN
Nishnawbe Aski Nation hosts a two day housing strategy summit to map a three year plan centered on First Nations knowledge. Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler urges Canada to change funding and design methods to close housing gaps across 32 NAN communities with a projected 7 500 homes and essential infrastructure needs. The federal budget proposes 9 billion to narrow Indigenous housing and infrastructure gaps over five years.
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Alvin Fiddler
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Canada
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Zachary Adams
Thunder Bay
Ontario minimum wage rise prompts business caution says chamber leader
Charla Robinson of the Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce warns higher wages will force firms to rethink staffing hours and wage structures. The Oct 1 increase to 17.20 dollars per hour lifts Ontario to near top in Canada, with many workers in retail and hospitality affected as firms also manage pandemic loans and reduced consumer spending.
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British Columbia
Charla Robinson
Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce
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