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Chronicle Journal in Thunder Bay, Ontario

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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Apr 20, 2024

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Thunder Bay Chill Coach Under Close Review

A business roundup notes the Thunder Bay Chill coach figure being examined amid broader market movement. The piece highlights organizational scrutiny within sports management and potential strategic shifts as the season unfolds.

Thunder Bay Chill

Gillies Township to post survey results online

Gillies Township residents were surveyed about returning to in person council meetings. The municipal clerk treasurer said results were presented at the March 25 council meeting and will be posted online as soon as possible. Council will continue discussions while Reeve Wendy Wright was unavailable for comment.

Gillies Township Laura Bruni Bruni Wendy Wright

Mortgage shopping gains as rate wars shift across banks

Mortgage experts urge shoppers to seek competitive intel beyond posted rates. After HSBC Canada exit, lowest rates rose 14 basis points, prompting more calls to brokers and written offers. Negotiation matters as even 0.05 point moves can sway shopper loyalty and long term savings.

Hsbc Canada ABC BBC Dave McKay International Bank McKay Robert McLister Claire Céléber University of Toronto Rotman School of Management Bank of Canada Déléber

Abundant food last year linked to plump bears

Provincial officials say excellent natural food in 2023 may leave bears emerging from hibernation in better shape. A Neebing landfill sighting showed a notably rotund bear, likely awake early due to warm temperatures. Residents are advised on bear encounters and to contact police for aggression or entrapment.

Northwest Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry Neebing Sand Hill Road

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