Dock Side Market expands at transport museum front area
The Dock Side Market will move to the museum front near arriving cruise ships for weekly Thursday events through August and September. The Haunted Henry fundraiser returns to aid Our Kids Count and museum operations, while new partnerships and a potential aviation exhibit expand opportunities. City waterfront plans delay expansion until reports are finalized. seeking provincial and federal funding to support initiatives.
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Foglia
Thunder Bay
Circle Railway Society
Marina
Northwestern Ontario Aviation Heritage Centre
Transportation Museum
International Women's Day inspires inclusion
The article notes International Women's Day begun in 1909 and marked by UN designation in 1975. It highlights Lakehead University Athletics associate director Jaimie Mintenko praising female mentorship and Ontario University Athletics support. It profiles Lindsay Martin of Elizabeth Fry Society Northwestern Ontario, PARO programs for women, housing and reintegration support, and mobile outreach efforts to reach women across communities.
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New York City
Socialist Party of America
Jaimie Mintenko
Lakehead University
Mintenko
Lakehead
Ontario University
United Nations
Lindsay Martin
Elizabeth Fry
Northwestern Ontario
Cus
Martin
PARO
Ontario
Maria Talarico
Talarico
More female teachers in younger grades highlight board shift
On International Women's Day Lakehead Public Schools educator Jerry-Lynn Durant notes a rise in female teachers in elementary grades. She aspires to strengthen women’s voices through the Lakehead Elementary Teachers of Ontario executive as the status of women chair and cites ongoing workshops and retreats for professional growth.
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Lakehead
Jerry-Lynn Durant
Durant
Public Board
New York City
Socialist Party of America
United Nations
Impaired Driving Charges Across Dryden Region Weekend
Ontario Provincial Police reports multiple impaired driving charges over the weekend. Auld, 61, of Sioux Lookout, was charged after speeding on Highway 17. Two others, Deleska Mikanek, 25, and Jonathon Quequish, 37, both of Sioux Lookout, faced charges after a station stop showed driver and passenger had swapped seats. Jade Therriault, 24, faced multiple offenses after a rear-light and permit violations. A Gorham Township man, Jesse Germaniuk, 36, was charged with impaired driving and breath test failure in a 12:30 a.m. incident on Hollander Road. A Thunder Bay man was charged with stunt driving and fleeing after a high-speed evasion on Highway 71.
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Dryden
Ontario
Robert Auld
Sioux Lookout
Auld
Deleska Mikanek
Jonathon Quequish
Meath Uum Ube UE Lae Llu
Jade Therriault
Therriault
Ontario Court of Justice
Gorham Township
Hollander Road
Jesse Germaniuk
Germaniuk
Thunder Bay
Chapple
Police mum on details regarding weapons incident
A weapons incident in Thunder Bay on the weekend remains under investigation. Police attended a building at May and Arthur streets on Sunday and say a smaller police presence will remain visible in the area. Further details will be released.
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Thunder Bay
May
Arthur Streets
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Scottncolby
Gmail.com
Jodi Landmark
Gorham
City of
City of Thunder Bay
Thunderbay.ca
Ministry of Transportation
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