United Way unveils Better is Possible funding plan
The United Way of Thunder Bay launched its annual campaign with a new funding model at a Valhalla Inn breakfast attended by over 350. The Better is Possible initiative invites partners to propose projects boosting economic prosperity health and social well being as the agency marks 60 years of local service and plans broad community consultation.
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Valhalla Inn
United Way
Albert Brulé
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Amazing Race helps Sandy Lake youths adapt to Thunder Bay
Maacah Kakepetum and Drake Mawakeesick left Sandy Lake First Nation in February to attend Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School and joined anAmazing Race orientation. Fifty to hundred students in nine teams used city transit to visit sites such as the Canada Games Complex and Marina Park while building city familiarity and peer connections. The activity boosts confidence, navigation skills, and social ties as they explore venues including Wake the Giant festival with Walk Off the Earth and Galantis.
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Maacah Kakepetum
DJ Shub
Dennis Franklin Cromarty
Sandy Lake First Nation
Dennis Franklin
Nishnawbe
Marina Park
Galantis
The
Arkells
Thunder Bay
Coleman Hell
DFC
Kakepetum
Cycle easing up on holders of variable-rate mortgages
Bank of Canada cut its policy rate prompting banks to lower prime rates for variable-rate mortgages. Brokers note renewed client interest as discounts to prime rise toward about one percent. Variable loans remain cheaper to break than fixed rate, though many clients still exit early.
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Toma Sojonky
Verico Paragon Mortgage Group
West Vancouver
B.C
Tiff Macklem
Julie Leduc
Mortgage Brokers Ottawa
Leduc
Sojonky
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