Indigenous loan guarantee offers flexibility in budget plan
The proposed federal budget includes a 5 billion dollar Indigenous Loan Guarantee Program aimed at expanding Indigenous ownership in mining energy and other projects. Jason Rasevych of the Anishnawbe Business Professionals Association champions project flexibility and de risking lenders to boost economic reconciliation and Indigenous development.
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Jason Rasevych
Anishnawbe Business Professionals Association
Sary
Rosevych
Canada
Rasevych
Hornepayne hosts housing symposium to diversify market
The Hornepayne Housing Corporation will host a free symposium May 11 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Legion Branch 194 to address housing needs and diversify the town’s market. Cheryl Fort says the event answers buyers questions and connects residents with builders, banks, and agencies, with recorded online access afterward.
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Hornepayne
Hornepayne Housing Corporation
Legion Branch
Cheryl Fort
Housing Corporation
Fort
Commu
Nity Partners
Modular Home Builders
One Bowl
Seed Homes
Home Hardware
Scotiabank
Nord-Aski Regional Economic Development Corp
Kimmie Dozois
Kevin Sabourin
Homepaynehousingcorp.ca
New hospital names Linda Kozlowski as chief executive
Linda Kozlowski will become chief executive officer of Hornepayne Community Hospital effective June 1, succeeding Heather Jeremy Berube who served nine years as CEO and over 39 years at the hospital. Hospital board chair Richard Kelly praised her 20 plus year career and crisis leadership as the town council welcomed the appointment.
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Hornepayne Community Hospital
Linda Kozlowski
Kozlowski
Heather Jeremy Berube
Horne
Payne’s
Richard Kelly
Kelly
Downtown Fort William Revitalization Committee Won Extended Life
The Downtown Fort William Revitalization Committee will continue for at least one more year after an amendment by At-large Councillor Mark Bentz despite a staff recommendation to dissolve. The seven member group, including Bentz and Councillor Brian Hamilton, advisors on planning and development, will have its terms of reference reviewed.
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Fort William
City of
Thunder Bay
Coun
Mark Bentz
Bentz
Bentz and McKellar Coun
Brian Hamilton
Margarit
Forensic Pathologist to Testify in Ongoing Trial
The trial resumes with a forensic pathologist expected to testify today. Hubbard was arrested and initially charged with aggravated assault after Reuben died at the hospital. Officers described Hubbard as cooperative and sober, with him admitting to drinking that evening. A knife with a bloodlike substance and a butter knife were found near the apartment doorway. Hubbard indicated in a video interview he did not want to speak, citing a lawyer. An abrasion on his chest and left arm was noted.
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Hubbard
Reuben
Ative
Fire at O'Connor landfill draws firefighters and police
Firefighters and provincial police responded to a landfill fire in O'Connor Township on Saturday around 10 30 a m. Fire Chief Greg Bileski confirmed the local department attended the scene while a regional OPP spokeswoman directed media inquiries to fire officials for details.
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O’connor
Greg Bileski
OPP
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