Rainy River boards join 12-case social media suits
Rainy River District School Board along with seven other public and Catholic boards and two private religious schools have filed or joined lawsuits in Ontario Superior Court seeking billions from TikTok Facebook Instagram and other platforms. The actions accuse social media of harming students mental health and education costs contending platforms have rewired brains and disrupted classrooms. Damages sought include 15 million in general and special damages 30 million in aggravated damages and 15 million in punitive damages with potential interest and legal costs. The boards urge redesigns to keep youth safe and funded by a contingency-based law firm fee.
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Thunder Bay seeks vendors for 2025 city events lineup
The City of Thunder Bay invites applications from food vendors, event vendors, musicians, artists, and community groups for the 14 event dates in the 2025 series. Highlights include Live on the Waterfront, Quest Tech and Gaming, Kite Festival, Canada Day, Teddy Bears Picnic, and Culture Days. Applications and forms are due by February 28, 2025.
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