Red Rock residents vote on final logo concept
Red Rock will close an online final logo survey this week and offer a paper option at the municipal office and library. Plural firm created the concepts for the community interpretation plan funded by Destination Northern Ontario and Parks Canada Lake Superior.
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Red Rock Public Library
Plural
Ashley Davis
Red Rock
Davis
Township Council
North Shore
Town Council
Destination Northern Ontario
DNO
Parks Canada
Council
Ontario
Summer Company invites youth to start ventures in Thunder Bay
The Thunder Bay and District Entrepreneur Centre invites ages 15 to 29 to start seasonal businesses under Ontario’s Summer Company program. Participants may receive up to 3000 dollars in seed funding plus coaching and mentoring from local mentors and past participants. The program, supported by the Ontario Ministry and local economic development bodies, highlights Cold Slate Creamery as a success story and notes applications for 2024 are open with details at gotothunderbay.ca summercompany.
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Thunder Bay
Taylor
Chronicle-Journal
Ontario
Ministry of Economic Development
Community Economic Development Commission
Cold Slate Creamery
Timothy Sherlock
Gotothunderbay.ca
Summercompany
Private land eyed for part of waterfront trail system
Thunder Bay planners eye two privately owned parcels for a new waterfront trail spur connected to the former Northern Wood Preservers land. Pierre and Andre Gagne describe past dredging and remediation of creosote soil, with a pollution order still in effect and ongoing water pumping and treatment obligations.
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Waterfront
Thunder Bay
New Lands
Northern Wood Preservers
Guy Walter
Wood Preserver
Pierre Gagne
Gagne
Walter
Andre Gagne
Andre
Pierre
Great Lakes
Transportation Museum of
Modular nursing station arrives for Cat Lake
Modular units have arrived for a temporary Cat Lake nursing station to be opened by late April. Chief Wesley credits weather and Ottawa support after the March 2 fire that destroyed the previous facility. Indigenous Services Canada provided 2.8 million for purchase transport and setup, with nurses to begin in a temporary structure until the new station is ready. Eighty two residents evacuated to Thunder Bay remain there until operations resume. A boil water advisory has been lifted.
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Pierre
Cat Lake
Russell Wesley
Wesley
Margaret Gray
Ottawa
Indigenous Services Canada
Thunder Bay
Vicki Blanchard
Nishnawbe Aski
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Tikinagan Child & Family Services
Tikinagan
Centennial Square
Marvc
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