Dilico expands staffing and diversifies services in Thunder Bay
Dilico Anishinabek Family Care reports a 50 percent staffing increase over two years and hosted a career fair at the Victoria Inn in Thunder Bay. John Dixon notes growth from child welfare to health care and mental health, with emphasis on post treatment housing supports and Indigenous leadership guiding expanded services across First Nations communities.
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Dilico Anishinabek Family Care
Victoria Inn
Thunder Bay
John Dixon
Dilico
Dixon
Cilico
Ann Czepky
Direc
Tor
Blythe Haynen
Haynen
Robinson Superior
College partners with industry to shape future skilled trades
Dean John Kantola of the School of Engineering Technology and Trades says the college aligns programs with industry needs to ensure graduate placement and high employer satisfaction. Lakehead Public Schools coordinator Roger Drear notes outreach to high schoolers is vital to help them choose skilled trades careers.
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Lynch John Kantola
School of Engineering Technology and Trades
Roger Drear
Lakehead
Ontario
Drcear
Thunder Bay delegates head to ROMA conference
Mayor Ken Boshcoff and councillors travel to Toronto for the ROMA meeting to press for a permanent Thunder Bay forensic pathology lab and funding from the guns and gangs initiative. They push for housing targets and praise federal and provincial support while outlining a plan to involve MPP Kevin Holland and local MPs. The conference ends January 23.
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Thunder Bay
Ken Boshcoff
Toronto
Shelby Ch’ng
Kristen Oliver
Kasey Etreni
Rural Ontario Municipal Association
ROMA
Boshcoff
Malcolm Mercer
Oliver
Ontario
OIPRD
Kenora
Dryden
Sioux Lookout
Fort Frances
Independent Police Review
Broken Trust
Queen’s Park
Feds
Patty Hajdy
Marcus Pawlowski
Federal Housing Accelerator Fund
Kevin Holland
Conmee
Millions of Canadians miss federal dental plan coverage
A Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives report says the new federal dental program excludes about 4.4 million uninsured individuals due to an income cap of 90 000 per year. It notes the plan targets seniors children under 18 and disabled, with full rollout in 2025 expected to reach nine million people.
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Ottawa
Canadian Centre For Policy Alternatives
Liberal
NDP
David Macdonald
Think Tank
Canada
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