Hammarskjold players to U.S. for April roundups
Randy Travis and Rod Serling appear in a light feature as Hammarskjold players head to the United States for April activities. The page notes book reviews on plants and whale talk, with a brief nod to job market chatter and ongoing sports business coverage.
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Randy Travis
Rod Serling
Hammarskjold
U.S
Waste site selection flawed says petition against plan
A petition with more than 3300 signatures tabled in the House of Commons argues the Nuclear Waste Management Organization’s site-selection process is flawed and excludes communities along transport routes. Opponents cite Indigenous consent rights and potential transport risks while the agency defends safety records and global standards.
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Ignace
House of Commons
North Bay
Nuclear Waste Management Organization
Maxwell
The
Grassy Narrows
Rudy Turtle
Anishinabek Nation
Nuclear Waste Organization
Transport Canada
Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
International Atomic Energy Agency
South Bruce
Ontario
Anthony Rota
Nipissing-Timiskaming
Terrace Bay eyes solar farm to replace pulp mill revenue
Terrace Bay considers EDF Renewables plan to build a solar farm at the underutilized airport to replace mill taxes and create jobs. A 2025 government RFP will seek generation space, with potential $200,000 annual lease revenue and preserve the Terrace Bay Drag Fest for three to five more years.
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EDF Renewables
Hall
Council
Superior Classics Car Club
Terrace Bay
Car Club
Nadia Contracting
Thunder Bay
U.S
Thunder Bay eyeing phased move to electric transit and fleet
Thunder Bay city council will get a first report on a transit zero emissions and municipal fleet zero emissions transition plan. The phased approach targets electrifying buses and municipal vehicles, paving the way for future funding and charging infrastructure. The plan factors in energy use, topography, temperatures, and heating needs, aiming to cut transit emissions by over 90 percent by 2044, equivalent to removing about 13,000 gas vehicles. The city already added two electric pickup trucks this year, with council deliberation set for July 15.
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Thunder Bay
Transit
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