Red Lake festival funding boosts mining history events
Ontario funds 30,000 split between Red Lake and the Highway 105 Tourism Board to back commemorations for the 100th Anniversary of Mining Celebrations and the Norseman Festival. Budget covers entertainment equipment and venue costs for an aviation show and performances, aiming to attract tourists and support local jobs and GDP.
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Red Lake
Pirie
Ontario
Highway 105 Tourism and Marketing Board
Fred Mota
Mota
Duane Riddell
Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation
U.S
Woman Found Dead in Intercity Area Thunder Bay
Thunder Bay police are investigating after a woman was found deceased in the Fort William Road and Isabel Street area on Sunday morning. A visible police presence remains as the investigation continues with updates expected.
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Thunder Bay
Fort William Road
Isabel Street
Amethyst Mine Panorama A Northern Ontario Mineral Spotlight
The piece notes Ontario’s mineral emblem amethyst chosen in 1975, spotlighting Northwestern Ontario’s deposits near Thunder Bay, the Amethyst Mine Panorama, and three public mines. It cites Tim Luckiuk of Amethyst Mine Panorama, visitor patterns from the U.S., and the mine’s season span until October 1.
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Ontario
Thunder Bay
Tim Luckiiuk
Panorama
Shamah
Blue Point
Bancroft Gem and Mineral Federation
Amethyst Mines
Luckinuk
U.S. States
Minnesota
Lake Superior
Northwestern
U.S
Canada
Ouimet Canyon
Kakabeka Falls
Terry Fox Monument
Kenora Moves to Expropriate Historic Kenricia Hotel
City of Kenora votes to expropriate the Kenricia Hotel to revitalize downtown while tenants face housing uncertainty. Marlene Elder of Kenora Moving Forward warns the plan may shuffle residents rather than provide housing, with up to 35 people in the building amid a city housing shortage.
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Kenora
Kenricia
Marlene Elder
Elder
Kenora City
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Doug Diaczuk
Hotos
Tim Luckinuk
Bighley
Lake Superior Circle
Berglund
Lakeville
Minn
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