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Increased U.S. steel tariffs has northern Ontario mayor asking feds for urgent help

Government · Thunder Bay

Increased U.S. steel tariffs has northern Ontario mayor asking feds for urgent help

Coverage: 2 sources

Matthew Shoemaker, mayor of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., says if elevated U.S. tariffs on steel persist, there will be profound impact on his community. 'At 50 per cent, there needs to be implemented solutions, I'm saying within the next two weeks.'See the Story

Air quality warnings, burn bans in place as wildfires expand across northwestern Ontario

Thunder Bay · Thunder Bay

Air quality warnings, burn bans in place as wildfires expand across northwestern Ontario

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Wildfire activity has not slowed down in northwestern Ontario as three First Nations remain under evacuation, with hundreds of people sent south. Here's the latest on fires of note, air quality warnings and statements, and rules in place under the region's restricted fire zone.Read Article

Indigenous training group upset with Thunder Bay library after lease ends

Thunder Bay · Thunder Bay

Indigenous training group upset with Thunder Bay library after lease ends

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Anishinabek Employment and Training Services is questioning the Thunder Bay Public Library's commitment to reconciliation after it ended a partnership and lease agreement in May. The library says it had to make space for programming, and that it's committed to positive relationships with the Indigenous community.Read Article

Neskantaga First Nation calls for more federal support after evacuation cut short

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Vulnerable community members from Neskantaga First Nation have returned home after spending 46 days in Thunder Bay, Ont., due to a community evacuation, triggered by the closure of the remote First Nation's only nursing station. But the community's chief says more work needs to be done to bring health-care services up to par, as a state of emergency remains in place.Thunder Bay · Thunder Bay Read Article

Thunder Bay schools honour Pride Month

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Pride Month is a time to honour the dignity, rights and diversity of 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals. Conseil Scolaire de District Catholique des Aurores Boréales, Lakehead Public Schools and the Thunder Bay Catholic District School Board all kicked off Pride Month on Monday with flag raising ceremonies. Here's what those at the Thunder Bay Catholic District School Board shared about what pride means to them.Schools · Thunder Bay Read Article

'Closer to home'- New hospital programs bring childhood cancer care to northwestern Ontario

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Childhood cancer care is now more accessible for families in northwestern Ontario with the launch of two new Pediatric Oncology Group of Ontario programs at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre.Thunder Bay · Thunder Bay Read Article

New bill aims to tackle 'deadly' conditions on Hwy 11/17

'If you don’t like the colour of the bill, make it blue. It’s not about politics, it’s about saving lives,' says Mushkegowuk-James Bay MPPThunder Bay · Thunder Bay Read Article

Thunder Bay Public Library appoints Indigenous relations advisor

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A new senior advisor of Indigenous relations is joining the Thunder Bay Public Library. Stephanie MacLaurin is Anishnaabe from Fort William First Nation.Thunder Bay · Thunder Bay Read Article

As wildfire evacuations continue in northwestern Ontario, lightning threatens the landscape

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Community members from Webequie First Nation in northwestern Ontario are continuing to be flown out as nearby wildfires show no signs of letting up. Here's the latest on the wildfire situation across the region.Thunder Bay · Thunder Bay Read Article

'Huge number of ticks' found at local hotspot

An expert with the Thunder Bay District Health Unit calls the discovery 'frightening'Thunder Bay · Thunder Bay Read Article

Schools urged to buy local, but finding what's needed — from frogs to trumpets — can be tricky

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Some Quebec teachers worry buy-local directives introduced to counter tariff turmoil with the U.S. could hinder access to classroom supplies and other items schools rely on and can't find locally.Thunder Bay · Thunder Bay Read Article

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