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Thunder Bay Hosts First Nations Housing Conference

Noah Perreault
5 February 2025
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Thunder Bay Hosts 2025 First Nations Housing Conference THUNDER BAY — Addressing communication gaps and fostering collaboration to improve housing in Indigenous communities are key […]

U.S.-Made Alcohol to Stay on LCBO Shelves as Tariff Implementation Delayed

Noah Perreault
4 February 2025
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U.S. Alcohol Products to Stay on LCBO Shelves as Tariff Delay Pauses Ontario Boycott Jack Daniel’s whisky, Bacardi rum, and California wines will remain available […]

Tariffs on Pause, But Will It Last?

Noah Perreault
4 February 2025
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A Fragile Truce: The Uncertain Future of Canada-U.S. Relations For now, Canadian sports fans might reconsider jeering the American national anthem. At least for the […]

Thunder Bay Officials Address Rising Tariffs”

Noah Perreault
4 February 2025
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Thunder Bay Officials Respond to New U.S. Tariffs, Urge Caution THUNDER BAY — Starting Tuesday, several new tariffs will be imposed on goods crossing the […]

Product Recalls This Week at Walmart, Loblaws, and Other Retailers in Ontario

Noah Perreault
3 February 2025
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Residents Urged to Check Homes for Recalled Products Due to Health and Safety Risks Authorities are warning consumers to inspect their households for the following […]

Provincial Union President Visits Thunder Bay to Discuss Elections

Noah Perreault
3 February 2025
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THUNDER BAY — JP Hornick, president of the Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU), visited Thunder Bay this week to discuss the upcoming provincial election […]

Gmail Security Alert: AI-Powered Hack Puts 2.5 Billion Users at Risk

Noah Perreault
2 February 2025
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Hackers Exploit AI for Sophisticated Gmail Attacks—Users Beware Cybercriminals are now using AI-driven tactics to launch novel phishing attacks, with reports of hackers hiding in […]

Canadian Economy Shrinks by 0.2% in November

Noah Perreault
1 February 2025
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Canada’s Economy Shrinks by 0.2% in November, Largest Monthly Decline Since 2023 Canada’s economy contracted by 0.2% in November, exceeding expectations and marking the largest […]

Noah Perreault
1 February 2025
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Loblaw Expands Food Recall Amid Widespread Salmonella Outbreak in Canada Loblaw Companies is recalling additional products from its stores as part of an ongoing food […]

The Indigenous economy contributes $1.55 billion to Thunder Bay.

Noah Perreault
30 January 2025
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THUNDER BAY – A recent study reveals that Indigenous people and businesses contribute $1.55 billion to Thunder Bay’s economy, a figure its authors hope will […]