Thunder Bay shown to have capacity to build housing growth
Wiebe notes Thunder Bay’s population dip in 2020 and 2021 with a shift to international immigration in 2022 adding about 1,300 newcomers. He says housing affordable, supply capacity, and a busy home builders scene point to strong construction despite higher interest and material costs. The port, cruise tourism, north core infrastructure, and mining projects could boost jobs and regional labor demand.
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Thunder Bay Art Gallery receives $500000 boost for waterfront venue
John Andrews Foundation adds 500000 toward the Prince Arthur's Landing gallery project in Thunder Bay. The gift complements 250000 already pledged and supports a 5 million capital campaign with a 2025 completion target and 2026 opening, alongside ongoing government funding and future announcements.
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Lac Seul and Nishnawbe Aski police award badge ceremony
Four Lac Seul constables and 11 Nishnawbe Aski Police Service recruits received badges and warrant cards in a joint ceremony. Constable Adam Harder from Manitoba spoke of humility and community policing, as leaders stressed partnerships and outreach to local youth and schools.
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