New Liberal and Tory challengers in Thunder Bay ridings
Thunder Bay area voters will see two newcomers in the provincial race with Stephen Margarit entering Thunder Bay Atikokan for the Liberal Party and Marathon Mayor Rick Dumas running in Thunder Bay Superior North for the Progressive Conservatives. Margarit highlights local decision making and issues like health care, housing, and cost of living, while Dumas emphasizes Northern Ontario representation, industrial base jobs, and his long municipal leadership. Ontario election day set for February 27.
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Thunder Bay
Stephen Margarit
Liberal Party of Ontario
Thunder Bay-Atikokan
Marathon
Rick Dumas
Thunder Bay-Superior North
Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario
Margarit
Liberal Party
Doug Ford
Michael Gravelle
Michael
Ontario
Judith Monteith-Farrell
NDP
Progressive Conservatives
Dumas
Liberals
Queen’s Park
Northern Ontario Municipal Association
Thunder Bay District Municipal League
Lise Vaugeois
Thunder Bay City
Grassroots understanding urged in Ontario U S trade talks
Advocate urges tracking top exports and U S business partners to inform Canadians and firms. Robinson calls for U S counter parts to engage elected officials, highlighting potential costs to jobs and profitability. The trade tracker shows 2025 border commerce near 93 trillion Canadian dollars with thousands of Ontarian jobs tied to U S exports.
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U.S. States
U.S
Robinson
U.s.-Canada
Canada
Businessdatalab.ca
Canada-Ustrade-Tracker
Thunder Bay lands $8.64M for Central Avenue housing push
The City wins 8.64 million from Ontario for road and trail upgrades tied to the Central Avenue Development Lands plan which targets 1,260 new housing units by 2028. Earlier 10.4 million funds will lay two kilometres of municipal services across a 40 hectare site, with permits by year end and completion by 2027 2028. The plan supports urban infill and high density, with Mayor Boshcoff and Councillor Oliver stressing vibrant neighborhoods and future growth.
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Thunder Bay
Ontario
Central Avenue
Golf Links Road
Balmoral Street
Westfort Coun
Kristen Oliver
Rural Ontario Municipal Association
Oliver
Ken Boshcoff
Boshcoff
Fire at encampment injures two in Thunder Bay area
Thunder Bay Fire Rescue responded to a tent fire in the Ram River Heritage Park area on Simp son Street at 4 am. Two people were taken to Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre for evaluation. Fire damages a single tent and police investigate the blaze. A separate robbery and two assaults left a taxi driver injured and a suspect charged. Police later arrested a 33-year-old man and a 19-year-old suspect faced aggravated assault charges.
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Thunder Bay
North Side
Leslie Avenue
Black Bay Road
Janot Avenue
Windsor Avenue
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