Inflation cools in Canada boosting rate cut bets
Canada’s annual inflation slowed to 2.7 percent in April led by lower food prices and services. In Thunder Bay the rate slipped to 1.8 percent from 2.3 percent. Data reinforced expectations for a Bank of Canada rate cut in June, with economists and markets growing more confident about easing.
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Canada
Thunder Bay
Statistics Canada
Bank of Canada
Andrew Grantham
CIBC
Justin Trudeau
Chrystia Freeland
Freeland
Tiff Macklem
Leslie Preston
U.S
Britain
European Union
Matawa First Nations expand pet health clinics in Webequie
Webequie hosted a community spay neuter clinic in partnership with Allandale Veterinary Hospital as part of Matawa's animal services pilot. The May 14 event performed 59 spay/neuter surgeries, 97 wellness exams, and 188 vaccinations, reflecting strong community bonds with pets and a push for sustainable veterinary access across seven of nine Matawa communities.
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Matawa First Nations
Webequie First Nation
Patricia Lechten
Allandale Veterinary Hospital
Barrie
Ont
Matawa First Nations Management
Webequie Band
Harry Wabasse
Animal Services
Webequie
Matawa
Judi Cannon
Marten Falls
Nibinamik
Ontario Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Babametoong
Constance Lake
Ginoogaming
Long Lake
Neskantaga First Nation
Aroland First Nation
University of Guelph
Cannon
Bertha Ashpanaquestcum
Ashpanaquestcum
Ashpanaquesteum
North
Bertha
Owners warned as dog attack case alerts community
A CBC report recalls a 55-year-old Quebec woman mauled by three dogs in 2019. She received nearly 460000 in damages after intensive medical care and long rehabilitation. The dogs’ owner and the local municipality were ordered to pay.
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Quebec
CBC
Thunder Bay region brief: trail closure and prison police board details
A section of the Trans Canada Trail near Thunder Bay will close June 15 to August 21 for the Current River Bridge repair on Highway 1117. Traffic will drop to one lane with a 70 km/h limit as a $2.5 million KA Vanderzwaag Construction project proceeds. nearby, a Lakehead OPP detachment police service board seeks 13 members from seven communities with applications due June 14. A 28-year-old man faced impaired driving charges after a high-speed 150 km/h run on Highway 117. Superior Bakes in Thunder Bay receives funding to broaden shelf life and markets under the Grow Ontario Market Initiative.
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Thunder Bay
Hodder Avenue
Ministry of Transportation
MTO
Rosslyn
KA Vanderzwaag Construction Inc
Ontario
Oliver Road
John Street
Tluang Thang
Thunder Bay Bakery
Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs
Superior Bakes Inc
Feds
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Gulf Bay
Lac Des Mille Lacs
Neebing
O’connor
Shuniah
Thang
Bakery
Carl Clutchey
Local Journalism Initiative
Chronicle-Journal
Northwest Funeral Alternative Inc
West Thunder Community Centre
Edward Street
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