Signs stolen in broad daylight on Vickers Street
Thunder Bay Liberal candidate Marcus Pawlowski reported two signs stolen from a Vickers Street yard in daylight. A resident’s girlfriend filmed the incident, and Pawlowski said similar sign thefts have increased citywide, calling it theft and unacceptable.
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Today's Weather Report by Marostica Subaru
A brief weather note attributed to Marostica 42 Subaru provides today’s forecast with basic conditions and temperature outlook. The snippet emphasizes clear or evolving skies and temperature ranges typical of a daily regional report.
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Northwestern association leaders reshuffle at Thunder Bay event
More than 300 delegates gathered in Thunder Bay for the 2025 Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association conference where energy and labor shortages, AI and housing were on the agenda. After ten years on the board and eight as president, Wendy Landry steps down, handing to Marathon mayor Rick Dumas as the new president.
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Fort William First Nation to host 2025 spring job fair
The Fort William First Nation will host its fourth annual spring employment fair on April 26 with at least 30 employers from sectors including forestry mining health care and retail. Up to 100 job seekers may attend as organizers address barriers like lack of Grade 12 diploma driving issues homelessness and housing insecurity through a wraparound community approach.
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