Kenora Cat Shelter Hits Intake Freeze Amid Overcrowding
Kenora's cat shelter at 725 Railway St faces an intake freeze as 90 cats reside in the building and about 20 off site. Volunteers report more than 80 cats on the render list while seeking funds, charitable status, and help from benefactors to cover tens of thousands in veterinary costs. Local volunteers urge spay and neuter, home fostering, and ongoing support to address the crisis.
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Railway St
Kenora
Lisa Lyle
Lyle
Kenora Cat Shelter
Wayne Toyota fundraiser honours daughter with Ronald McDonald House push
Melaina Wayne Toyota raises funds for Ronald McDonald Houses in London and Toronto over nine years. Dealer principal Michael Marostica notes the charity barbecue raises about 15 000 more this year to push the total toward 100 000 by next year. Community support from Thunder Bay and local businesses drives attendance and donations.
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Ronald McDonald
London
Toronto
Michael Marostica
Marostica
Melaina
Ronald McDonald House
Marestica
Thunder Bay
Kenora reps push policing costs at Ontario conference
Kenora delegates including Deputy Mayor Lindsay Koch and Councillors Kelsie Van Belleghem Barb Manson and CAO Kyle Attanasio met with Ontario ministers in Ottawa to press for funding to cap provincial police costs, explore a community safety officer pilot, and back MRI and hospital projects. Premier Ford spoke to the gathering as ministers and party leaders addressed the conference.
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Kenora
Association of Municipalities of Ontario
Ottawa
Lindsay Koch
Coun
Kelsie van Belleghem
Barb Manson
Jones
Attanasio
Doug Ford
New Democratic
Liberal
Green Party
Thunder Bay Ventures expands loan programs and reach
Thunder Bay Ventures a community futures development corporation offers loans up to 600000 to support entrepreneurs. The organization acts as an alternative to banks with flexible payments and higher risk tolerance. It is funded by FedNor and relies on local investment committee decisions.
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Thunder Bay Ventures
Community Futures Development Corporation
Maria Vidotto
Federal Economic Development Agency For Northern Ontario
FedNor
Vidette
Videtto
Lottery results from Ontario draws weekly update
The Chronicle Journal lists winning numbers for Ontario Lottery Corporation draws. Thursday midday picks include Ontario Pick 2 38, Pick 3 704, Pick 4 4704, Encore 2887278 with Reno sequence 6 7 9 13 19 26 27 29 39 42 44 46 49 54 57 63 64 65 68 69. Wednesday evening Lotto 6 49 results are 04 06 13 14 34 and 36 with Bonus 48752053-02. In case of discrepancies, official results prevail.
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Ontario
Reno
Encore
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