Frontier Lithium stresses community outreach on PAK project in Ontario
Frontier Lithium outlines ongoing engagement with First Nations and communities over the PAK lithium project at Pakeagama Lake. spokeswoman Clara Lauziere notes six months of information sharing while addressing misconceptions about mining type and impacts.petition at Change.org nears 15 000 signatures, with supporters seeking dialogue in Thunder Bay and Winnipeg sessions. Frontier cites low water use and minimal contaminant discharge, clarifying there is no regional refinery, and detailing processing steps before export.
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Greenstone appoints Allan Gordon interim animal control officer
Greenstone council approved Allan Gordon as interim animal control and bylaw enforcement officer replacing retiring Stephen Mykulak. Gordon will serve until a municipal law enforcement manager is hired, with a July report promised on the temporary arrangement. Mayor James McPherson and CAO Mark Wright noted the interim role bridges distance challenges between wards and urged dog owners to register, tag, and license pets and report concerns via the municipal site.
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Coyotes Not Tracked Provincewide Says MNR
The Ministry of Natural Resources notes coyotes are not provincially tracked unlike bears and local municipalities should report sightings. Rural residents near Thunder Bay and Toronto have noted encounters, with cautions to avoid feeding coyotes and to consult Ontario resources for safety guidance.
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Folk festival seeks billets and volunteers in Nipigon Red Rock
Organizers of Live From the Rock Folk Festival seek billet hosts in Red Rock Nipigon and nearby areas for festival musicians and urge more volunteers. Artistic director Elly Tose says plans are on track for August, with lodging mostly at Pull-a-Log Park but some groups needing Nipigon billeting and Red Rock walking access. Volunteers receive a free T shirt and a weekend pass. billets count as volunteers. For billets email artistic at gmail and volunteers apply at the festival site.
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Thunder Bay 50 50 draw hits milestone with millionaires club
The Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation reports Dave Ireton of Perth Ontario won more than 1.3 million in June the tenth consecutive draw to top this milestone. The foundation notes over 42 million in prizes have been awarded province wide and invites participation for the July draw. Churchill Pool parking will be closed for sidewalk repairs while Chippewa summer camps pickup shifts to Ellsie MacGill Public School lot.
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