Three Generations Volunteer at Thunder Bay Food Bank
The Thunder Bay Food Bank relies entirely on volunteers with no paid staff offering temporary food relief. Three generations of the McKinnon family volunteer to support operations, starting with Jack McKinnon and his late wife Pat, who volunteered on Tuesdays for years until Pat’s passing in 2021. After reopening post pandemic, Jack returned to Fridays.
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Three McKinnon Musketeers Join Thunder Bay Food Bank Volunteers
The story highlights Jack McKinnon and his daughter Deannie Rudolph joining the Thunder Bay Food Bank as volunteers with strong work ethics and a versatile role at the registration desk. Granddaughter Kristy Rudolph adds summer help, becoming a mainstay during weeks off from teaching.
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Unitarian Church Opens New Thunder Bay Home for Community Use
The Lakehead Unitarians move from a conference room at 1265 Arthur St. E. to a dedicated building on September 8 with plans to become an event center and concert venue. The space features a basement kitchen, live acoustics, and potential caterer partnerships while interior renos continue. The church has served Thunder Bay for 65 years with about 70 members and holds Sunday services at 10 30 a.m.
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Lottery results from Ontario Loteries draws
Ontario Lottery Corporation released the winning numbers for Thursday's midday draw and Wednesday's evening draw. The results list the numbers drawn and any relevant prize details for each session.
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Grassland Projects Lead Ontario Farm Funding Initiative
Ontario farmers receive over a third of $12 million in provincial and federal funding for environmental improvements. The Resilient Agricultural Landscape Program has allocated $4.8 million to new grasslands and $3.4 million to wetlands, with 215 projects approved. Eligible applicants can get $30 per acre for reduced tillage and up to $25,000 per acre for new wetlands, administered by the Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association.
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