Solar eclipse prompts early finish for Thunder Bay schools
Thunder Bay boards including Lakehead Public Schools and Catholic District issue noon dismissals on April 8 to prevent unsupervised eclipse viewing. Transportation and child care must be arranged, with updates via BusPlanner and STS Thunder Bay. Safety guidance available from Optometrists.
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Ontario Winter Games conclude first weekend with badminton action
Sydney Watson 18 from Port Hope lined up a return shot against Team Western Ontario in a bronze medal badminton match at Superior Collegiate as Central Ontario lost 4-1. York Region captured gold over Toronto as Thunder Bay hosted the first weekend of the two week event with ringette futsal and other finals.
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Socks and underwear donation aids Precious Bundles in Thunder Bay
After missing its 2023 fundraising goal Precious Bundles received a donor boost from Our Kids Count providing brand new socks and underwear for its children's clothing program. Emily Shandruk thanked the sponsor for steady support while Jackie Enough praised the collaboration aiding families in Thunder Bay.
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Trail-permit money still useful amid bland winter
Thunder Bay Adventure Trails Snowmobile Club president Adrian Tessier says last fall’s non-refundable permit fees fund grooming equipment and other expenses even in a mild season. The club sold 200 OFSC permits ranging from 200 to 280 dollars, supporting a 400 kilometre network east and west of Kakabeka Falls, though grooming halted due to low snowfall.
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AFFES Plans Quiet Ready Ahead of Spring Fire Season
AFFES officials say business as usual, with spring wildfire season approaching amid 2023 regional drought and minimal snow pack. No red flags raised yet as preparations continue.
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