Porter launches Thunder Bay to Toronto Pearson nonstop
Porter Airlines inaugurates the Thunder Bay International Airport to Toronto Pearson nonstop service using an Embraer E195 E2. The 132-seat jet offers 10 more seats than the previous Dash 8 and speeds up travel to about six hours to destinations like Vancouver Los Angeles and St John’s. Community leaders praise the expansion as a boost to Thunder Bay and regional travel while noting growth from five daily Billy Bishop flights to Pearson connections.
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Ontario
Toronto Pearson
Porter Airways
Thunder Bay International Airport
Toronto Pearson Airport
Billy Bishop
Thunder Bay
Robert Deluce
Porter Airlines
Pearson
Porter
Toronto
Deluce
Ottawa
Graham Ingham
Vancouvers
L.a.s
St. John’s Newfoundland
Thunder Bay Christmas Wish bags bring joy to 800 children
Hundreds of children across the Thunder Bay District will wake up to gifts this Christmas as the Dilico Anishinabek Family Care Christmas Wish campaign surpassed its goal with over 800 wish bags. Community members, sponsors, and pop-up locations aided distribution to 13 First Nation communities, delivering coats, toys, books, and creative items to infants through youth.
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Thunder Bay
Dilico Anishinabek Family Care
Sarah Pelletier
Dilico Anishinabek
Blythe Haynen
Pelletier
Sovereign Dental
Redwood Park Church
Unifor
Lcps Chartered Accountants
Cheadle’s
Thaytel
Ontario Power Generation
Synergy North
Northshore Roofing
Janzen’s
Goods and Co
Star
Nishnawbe Aski Nation Calls for Equal Police Funding
Nishnawbe Aski Nation states federal terms hinder NAPS policing and seeks parity with municipal services. Ontario support praised as it presses Canada to meet treaty duties. NAPS, with 230 officers and 40 civil staff, serves 34 communities, the largest First Nation police service in Canada. Inquests since 2009 urged matching legislative standards.
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Nishnanbe Aski Nation
NAPS
Ontario
Nishnawbe Aski Nation
Canada
Supreme Court
Ian
Dryden man charged after Ontario drug raid on St Charles St
A Dryden resident, 31, faces four counts of possession for trafficking and two counts each of weapon for dangerous purpose and failing to comply after Ontario Provincial Police executed a warrant at a St Charles Street residence. Illicit drugs including cocaine and fentanyl were seized during the Tuesday morning raid. None proven in court.
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Dryden
Ontario
St. Charles Street
Neebing Urges Care With 911 Calls For Real Emergencies
Neebing emergency services remind residents to use 911 only for life threatening danger or in progress crimes or fires. Do not call as a joke. if accidental, stay on line to explain. Non urgent police matters can be reported to 1 888 310 1122 in rural Northwestern Ontario.
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Emergency Services Department
Ontario Provincial Police
Ontario
Imme
Cies
OPP
Carl Clutchey
Local Journalism Initiative
The
Chronicle-Journal
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