THUNDER BAY — The demolition of Victoriaville is now nearly halfway finished. Kelvin Jankowski, the city’s manager of capital facility construction, said progress is moving […]
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Ontario Moves to Eliminate Interprovincial Barriers for Regulated Professions
Ontario to Remove Barriers for Regulated Workers Across Canada Ontario is making it easier for people in regulated professions to work across the country by […]
Bill 5 Becomes Law in Ontario: What Comes Next Under Doug Ford’s Plan
Now That Bill 5 Is Law, What Will Doug Ford Do With It? Ontario’s Premier Doug Ford now has new powers after his government passed […]
Trump Unveils Travel Ban on 19 Countries, Set to Take Effect Monday
Trump Announces New Travel Ban Affecting 19 Countries On Wednesday, U.S. President Donald Trump brought back a major policy from his first term. He announced […]
King Charles’s Visit Upsets First Nations as Hopes for Reconciliation Fade
King Charles’s Visit to Canada Raises Questions About Indigenous Rights King Charles spoke to Canada’s parliament this week. Some people saw his speech as a […]
Ontario’s Debt Projected to Hit $500 Billion by 2027, Setting Historic Record
Ontario’s Debt Could Pass $500 Billion by 2027, Raising Concerns Ontario taxpayers may face more than $500 billion in provincial debt by 2027, according to […]
What the Liberals Are Proposing in the Federal Budget, Including a ‘Middle-Class Tax Cut’
Liberals Delay Federal Budget, Focus First on Middle-Class Tax Cut The federal government will not release a full budget before Parliament breaks for the summer, […]
First Nations Health Authority Aims to Boost Vaccinations Following Measles Case in Thunder Bay
First Nations Health Authority Urges Vaccinations Following Confirmed Measles Case in Thunder Bay The Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority (SLFNHA) is urging community members […]
China and U.S. Reach 90-Day Truce in Trade Dispute Sparked by Trump Administration
U.S. and China Agree to 90-Day Tariff Truce Amid Hopes for Trade Reset The United States and China have reached a temporary agreement to ease […]
New Bill Could Permit Dismissal of City Councillors
THUNDER BAY — A new piece of provincial legislation could soon give municipalities across Ontario, including Thunder Bay, the authority to remove city councillors from […]