Warming centre in Thunder Bay gains extended hours
The Centre on PACE receives nearly 190000 funding from TBDSSAB to stay open year round at 510 Victoria Ave E. The warming and cooling centre will operate 7 30 a m to 8 p m daily with extra hours in extreme cold, serving 100 to 200 daily visitors and up to 170 during cold spells. Donations of coats food and money are sought.
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PACE
Victoria Avenue
McKinnon
Regional Food Distribution Association
Pace Centre
Victoria Ave. E
Thunder Bay District Social Services Administration Board
Ontario Health
Pace Warming Centre
Parcels back on track at Canada Post
Canada Post says on time service guarantees and full domestic parcel service have resumed after last year’s strike. Delays remain for transaction mail and international items as the system clears backlogs. The return to work followed a Canada Industrial Relations Board order and Labour Minister Steven MacKinnon’s push for a bargaining inquiry with a May 15 deadline for recommendations.
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Canada Post
Canada Industrial Relations Board
Steven MacKinnon
MacKinnon
Funding review possible amid student busing problems
Northern Ontario schools receive a 3 to 4 percent funding rise for busing, with Lakehead District School Board to receive over 7.91 million. The ministry cites longer travel and rural needs while pledging ongoing policy review. concerns rise over absenteeism and safety as new eligibility rules take effect.
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Ministry of Education
Ontario
Lakehead
Student Transportation Fund
Lakehead District
Leah Vanderwey
Jill Dunlop
Ing
Vanderwey
Oliver Paipoonge
Thunder Bay
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