Helmets on Kids program visits Kingsway Park Public School
Primary students at Kingsway Park Public School received free helmets and bike safety lessons as part of the Helmets on Kids program. About 250 helmets were fitted for kindergarten to Grade 4, with blinking bike lights provided. Community partners emphasized brain injury awareness and proper safety, urging ongoing protective gear use.
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Kingsway Park
Ontario Trial Lawyer’s Association
Brain Injury Association of
Thunder Bay
Area
Duncan Macgillivray
Macgillivray
Kingsway Park Public School
Kenora appoints Indigenous relations adviser from Treaty 3
A Treaty 3 First Nation member, Ed Mandamin of Iskatewiz aagegan 39, is named Indigenous relations adviser to Kenora. The city aims to foster collaboration with Indigenous communities and advance reconciliation, inclusion, and cultural understanding while Mandamin assesses welcoming experiences for youth. Mayor Poirier notes Mandamin will provide insight and strengthen ties with Indigenous communities as city hall pursues these commitments.
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Ontario
Kenora
Ed Mandamin
Mandamin
Iskatewizaagegan #39
Shoal Lake
City Hall
Andrew Poirier
Mya Horley
Horley
Bimose Tribal Council
Iskatewizaagegan
Poirier
Dryden award honors Eagle Lake educator Roy Napish Sr
Roy Napish Sr. of Eagle Lake First Nation wins the Leonard Skye Building Bridges Award for leadership in diversity and racial harmony. He teaches Indigenous Studies at Confederation College Dryden campus and mentors many in the Eagle Lake community. The award, created in 2015, honors the late Skye for bringing Indigenous language and culture into Dryden schools.
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Confederation College
Eagle Lake First Nation
Leonard Skye
Dryden
Roy Napish Sr
Eagle Lake
Migisi Sahgaigan
Ted Mitchell
Napish
Mitchell
Dryden Area
Lloyd Napish
Dryden Council
Dryden High School
Coun
Catherine Krewning
Jack Harrison
Roy
Harrison
Thunder Bay Brew Ha returns with 17 brewers and 40 beverages
The Waterfront at Prince Arthur's Landing hosts the annual Brew Ha on July 5-6 in Thunder Bay. The Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce reports 17 brewers offering more than 40 beverages, with 10 from out of town. A new beer pairing pavilion called A Journey through Beer and Cheese runs 5:30 to 6:30 PM daily, featuring Cheese Encounter and Sleeping Giant Brewery. Tickets are 25 and include seating and six samples. Parking is limited and transit is encouraged. event age is 19 plus.
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Prince Arthur’s Landing
Thunder Bay
Ontario
Greater
Toronto
Robinson
Sleeping Giant Brewery
Brew Ha
Red Lion Smokehouse
Misty Creek Homestead
Epic Cones
Fox On the Run
Captain’s Coffee
Burger Barn
Both Hands Wood Fired Pizzeria
Beavertails Pastry
Beaux Daddy’s Restobar
Thunder Bay Transit
Brewhafestival.com
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