Shuniah considers 5% tax rise on 2024 budget
Shuniah residents face a 5.25 percent tax increase under an $11.5 million draft budget approved by council on January 30. The rise hinges on Lakeshore Drive rehab costs of 8.7 million and inflation with reserve transfers to curb higher levies.
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Paul Greenwood
Greenwood
Lakeshore Drive
Shaniah
MacGregor Recreation Centre
McTavish
Shuniah
Gillies Township
Thunder Bay
Norm Gale
Victoria Inn
Canada imposes caps on international student visas
Ottawa announces a two year cap on study permits to curb rapid growth of foreign enrollments. New rules cut post secondary undergraduate visas by 35 percent this year, with 364 000 allowed and 2025 to be set after review. Changes also restrict work permits for spouses and private public model schools.
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Ottawa
Canada
Marc Miller
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De Roover expands Blueprints into regional recording hub
Thunder Bay musician Jean-Paul De Roover opened Blueprints a 4000 square foot studio with acoustically designed rooms Dolby Atmos mixing and foley pits. The facility backed by multiple funders aims to boost local film and music production with remote access and cost efficient multi artist sessions.
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Thunder Bay
Business Development Bank of Canada
Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation
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Northern Ontario
Thunder Bay Ventures
Northwestern Ontario Innovation Centre
Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce
Acousti
Cally
Jennifer King
Approach Design
Chris Dorota
Advanced Systems
Buhler Mechanical
Tungsten Street
Toronto
Confederation College
Ontario
Blueprints Audio
Blueprints
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