Thunder Bay calls for public art proposals for North Core
City officials invite Canadian artists and teams to submit ideas for three installations under the North Core Street Scape Project with a 500000 dollar budget partly funded by the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation. Priority goes to local Indigenous artists as public input already shows strong community engagement.
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Thunder Bay
North Core Street
Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation
Louisa Costanzo
Costanzo
Algoma Street
Thunder Bay UCT Council 1039 marks 90th anniversary milestone
The United Commercial Travellers Thunder Bay Council 1039 celebrated its 90th anniversary at Royal Canadian Legion Port Arthur Branch No. 5. The event raised 3000 to Precious Bundles, Dew Drop Inn, and BGC Thunder Bay while highlighting past fundraising efforts and future volunteer needs. The group now mainly funds via bingos at Superior Shores Gaming, with annual golf, spaghetti dinners, and 50/50 ticket sales at Border Cats games this summer. Email uct1039 gmail.com for info.
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Janet Huber
United Commercial Travellers
Thunder Bay Council 1039
Emily Shandruk
Dew Drop Inn
Michael Quibell
BGC Thunder Bay
Albert Aiello
Royal Canadian Legion
Port Arthur
BGC
Thunder Bay
Boys and Girls Clubs of
Order of United Commercial Travelers of America
Columbus
Ohio
U.S
Canada
UCT Thunder Bay Council
Toronto
Kelowna
B.C
Huber
Cle
UCT
Superior Shores Gaming Association
Superior Shores
Border Cats
Nuclear waste foes urge Atikokan stand against storage
Sally Burns and Brennain Lloyd spoke to Atikokan town council urging a formal nuclear free zone and opposition to an underground deep geological repository for spent fuel. They warn risks to the region from trucks and radiation, linking nearby siting debates with other Ontario towns and First Nations concerns.
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Sally Burns
We the
Nuclear Free North
Atikokan
Burns
Brennain Lloyd
North Bay
Atikokan Council
Nuclear Waste Management Organization
Ignace
Northwestern Ontario
Lake Huron
Lloyd
Northwatch
Ontario
Red Rock
Drugs seized from van headed to northern areas
Thunder Bay police seized about 23000 dollars worth of crack cocaine during a Highway 527 traffic stop near the city. The minivan was believed headed to Whitesand and Armstrong with the haul. Suspects Tammy Shapwaykeesh, Dwayne Nodin, and Kadeem Dryden were charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking.
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Thunder Bay
Whitesand
Armstrong
Tammy Shapwaykeesh
Dwayne Nodin
LaSalle. Que
Kadeem
Dryden
Fort William First Nation summer concert series seeks more performers
The Chronicle Journal reports a new website rocks the Fort William First Nation series by listing about 20 local bands for 2024. Organizer Andrew Haigh says Saturdays offer blues rock and country, free rain or shine with a covered stage. potential performers can fill a questionnaire on genre experience and pay. approved bands must perform three 45 minute sets. Contact details are provided on the site.
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Fort William
Andrew Haigh
Haigh
Ontario Lottery results for Friday and Thursday draws
The Chronicle Journal lists winning numbers from the Ontario Lottery Corporation for Friday midday and Thursday evening draws. It includes Pick 2, Pick 3, Pick 4, Encore, Reno, Daily Grand, Grand No, Poker Lotto, Mega Dice Lotto, Bonus, and Keno results with explicit numbers and a disclaimer that official numbers prevail in case of discrepancy.
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Ontario Lottery Corporation
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