February job gains shrink from January in Canada
February saw far fewer new jobs than January across Canada signaling softer employment momentum. The report highlights weaker hiring as the economy adjusts after strong earlier gains, with implications for Policy makers and markets.
Canada unveils 6.5 billion aid amid trade war moves
Ottawa announced a 6.5 billion package including a 5 billion Trade Impact Fund over two years to help firms shift to global markets and a 1 billion loan program for agriculture. The plan adds 500 million for loans and allows EI flexibility to cut hours while keeping workers.
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Thunder Bay eyes zoning tweak for large retail warehouse
The City of Thunder Bay seeks public comments on a zoning bylaw amendment for 1091 Central Ave. Stantec proposes rezoning the entire property to business with a new site specific to permit a motor vehicle service use for a gas bar and to expand the retail warehouse storefront from 185 to 20,000 square metres. Forum owns the site on the south Central Ave, west Golf Links, north Innovation Dr, near the Golf Links crossroads.
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Thunder Bay officer gets restorative justice sentence
Justice David Gibson approves a restorative justice sentence for Thunder Bay Police Service Const. Andrew Frankow who assaulted a man in 2022. The suspended sentence includes two years probation and 150 hours of community service aimed at meaningful community return. Fort William First Nation Chief Michele Solomon urged accountability during the hearing.
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High school expansion project cancelled in Thunder Bay
The planned gymnasium and renovations at Ecole secondaire catholique de La Vérendrye were cancelled after bids exceeded the 5.31 million funding package from CSDC des Aurores boréales and the Ministry of Education. Board chair Claudette Gleeson cited insurmountable financial gaps in the current economy.
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