Family Fair Opens Today at CLE Event
The midway is set for Tuesday as CLEs Family Fair opens today with volunteers organizing the annual event. Planning for next year begins soon after this year ends, as organizers stress the fair’s goal of giving children a joyful experience with rides and activities running from noon to midnight each day.
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Women in Trades program opens at Confederation College Northshore
Confederation College announces a 12 week Women in Trades program at Northshore Marathon with sessions in Thunder Bay and Rainy River Fort Frances starting Sept 16. The 17 to 29 age group includes math upgrading safety training Level 1 Heavy Duty Equipment Welding and paid a 12 week capstone placement.
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Confederation College
Northshore
Marathon
Thunder Bay
Rainy River District
Fort Frances
Nick Iachetta
Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development
Iachetta
Bigtigong Nishnaabeg
Netmizaaggamig
Nishnaabeg
Rainy River
Northwest Employment Works
Lac Des Iles
LTL Contracting
Thunder Bay Truck Centre
Bruno
Greg Vallance
Vallance
Confederationcollege.ca
Grassy Narrows Chief fuming over Treaty Three police service
Chief Rudy Turtle of Grassy Narrows accuses Treaty Three Police of late and sparse responses and limited presence in the community. Wabaseemoong Nations reports similar issues as the force pledges engagement, funding efforts, and a PwC assessment while tribes weigh options including possible recruitment of Ontario Provincial Police.
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Rudy Turtle
Treaty Three
Turtle
Grassy Narrows
Grassy
Kenora
Band Council
Pwc
Christine Jourdain
Treaty 3 Police Services Board
Ontario
Cheryl Gervais
BC men charged with stunt driving near Nipigon
Two British Columbia men face stunt driving charges after separate incidents on Highway 11 17 near Nipigon over the weekend. A 27 year old Surrey man was charged after travelling 160 km h on Friday and an 81 year old Surrey man was charged after travelling 157 km h on Sunday. Both received a 30 day administrative licence suspension and a 14 day vehicle impoundment. A North Caribou Lake First Nation man was arrested for failing to comply with a prohibition order regarding children. A 21 year old man from Sioux Lookout was charged with violating a prohibition order barring public swimming with youths under 16. he is to appear in bail court in Kenora. The allegations have not been proven in court.
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British Columbia
Nipigon
Surrey
B.C
OPP
Matthew Ogemawenene
Kenora
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