Warm spell eases ice fishing risks near Thunder Bay
Environment Canada says a stretch of unusual warmth near Thunder Bay will give way to normal cold by weekend. Meteorologist Geoff Coulson notes the warm trend should continue through January with limited snowfall. John Kaplanis of the Northwestern Ontario Sportsmen's Alliance says lakes are safer for ice fishing now with caution advised. Snow totals remain about 20 centimetres for January, roughly half the usual amount.
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Canada Pushes Challenge Over Softwood Duties Hurting Housing
Canada’s International Trade Minister Mary Ng says the US duties on Canadian softwood lumber worsen housing shortages. Ottawa will challenge the Commerce decision under CUSMA dispute procedures, after the ITC found duties justified to prevent material injury to US producers.
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Mine Opportunity challenge promotes careers through interactivity
Grade 10 students from four public high schools explored Confed eration College's new tech hub in a Mine Opportunity challenge. Industry and Laurentian University funded by Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network hosted stations awarding cash for equipment, salaries, and costs while teaching teamwork and money skills.
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