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Newspaper

Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 15, 2024

Page

5

Side hustles raise risk of hiding income and tax issues

The piece notes that gig work and freelancing can enable underreporting as no T slips are issued, but warns taxpayers must report every dollar. Experts advise separating tax savings in a separate account and using RRSPs or low interest lines of credit, while avoiding credit cards and seeking debt options if income falls short.

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Mutual fire service alliance expands northern training

Sioux Lookout fire services chief Jeremy Funk announced a memorandum of understanding with the Independent First Nations Alliance to share training, equipment, and facilities. The pact, active through December 31, 2026, will host a mobile live fire training unit in July and blends municipal and First Nations resources to reduce fire harm.

Sioux Lookout Jeremy Funk Independent First Nations Alliance Ontario Funk Nicholas Rhone

Marathon Beach Reopens After Major Makeover

Marathon town celebrates Pebble Beach reopening with a ceremony led by Mayor Rick Dumas and Bigtigong Nishnaabeg representatives. Improvements include paved parking, a boardwalk, and waterfront stairs to boost accessibility, with some work still pending and funding applications planned for further expansion.

Marathon Pebble Beach Rick Dumas Bigtigong Nishnaabeg First Nation Dumas Council Covid Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation Fedner

Be Power Safe program teaches electrical safety to grade four

Synergy North launches a May school outreach in Thunder Bay to raise awareness of electricity hazards for grades 3 and 4. The Be Power Safe presentation includes hazard scenario drills and a live demonstration by a power line technician. Safety advisor Susan Frattaro li emphasizes shared responsibility with local schools to spark ongoing awareness.

Synergy North Susan Frattaroli Thunder Bay

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