Potential steel tariffs cause little concern at Thunder Bay port
Port chief executive officer Chris Heikkinen says tariffs likely won’t hit Thunder Bay shipments, which are mainly imports from Europe. He notes uncertainty for the Canadian economy but stresses no panic at the port as Keefer Terminal expands capacity amid a Decade high potash volumes and a large capital development program.
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Chris Heikkinen
Europe
Ulate
Keefer Terminal
Canada
Heikkinen
Churchill
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Weather forecast from Marostica 42 Subaru today
Local forecast notes light to moderate clouds and variable winds across the region. Temperatures range from the upper 60s to mid 70s with a few isolated showers possible toward evening.
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Marostica
Subaru
Fire tears through SUV near Sunnyside Beach Road home
An elderly Shaniah couple slept as their SUV in the driveway burned at 5:45 a.m. The vehicle became a total loss with no injuries. Fire officials cited a plugged in block heater as a suspected cause, noting aging equipment and safety tips to avoid in-garage fires.
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Shaniah
Blair Arthur
Sunnyside Beach Road
Arthur
Winnipeg
Thunder Bay approves 2025 budget with 3.77% tax hike
Thunder Bay city council ratified the 2025 operating budget of 448.8 million dollars with a unanimous vote, keeping the tax levy increase at 3.77 percent below the 3.8 percent mandate. City officials emphasize maintaining services and planning for future growth while boosting public engagement.
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Thunder Bay
Keri Greaves
John Collin
Greaves
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