Canada Issues Apology to Inuit Communities for Historic Sled Dog Mass Killings
Canada Apologizes to Inuit of Northern Quebec for 1950s-60s Sled Dog Slaughter, Offers Compensation The Government of Canada formally apologized
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Ontario School Meals Program Receives $108M Federal Funding Over Three Years
Federal Government Invests $108.5M to Expand Ontario School Meals Program The federal government is allocating $108.5 million over three years
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Debate Intensifies Over Proposed Temporary Village in Thunder Bay Ahead of Council Decision
As Thunder Bay’s city council prepares to vote on a proposed temporary shelter village for people experiencing homelessness, resistance is
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Service Canada Withholds 85,000 Passports Due to Canada Post Strike Disruptions
Service Canada Holds Back 85,000 Passports Due to Canada Post Strike Service Canada has withheld approximately 85,000 newly issued passports,
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PACE Funding Sees Over Threefold Increase, Extends Operating Hours
Thunder Bay – An organization dedicated to supporting homeless individuals in the city is celebrating a significant funding boost, enabling
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Trudeau Announces Sales Tax Cuts and Direct Payments to Canadians Ahead of Election
Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau Announces Temporary Tax Breaks and Cash Payments Amid Election Pressure Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government unveiled
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Boissonnault Removed from Cabinet Amid Controversy Over Indigenous Heritage Claims
Alberta MP Randy Boissonnault has stepped down from his cabinet position following allegations surrounding his business dealings and scrutiny of
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Decade of Missed Opportunities: Canada Post Strike Highlights Deep-Rooted Issues, Expert Claims
Canada Post on the Brink: Experts Call for Urgent Transformation Amid Nationwide Strike Canada Post faces a dire future and
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Elderly Residents Targeted in Growing ‘Grandparent Scam’
Thunder Bay Residents Warned of Renewed ‘Grandparent Scam’ Threat A scam targeting seniors is once again affecting residents in Thunder
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Cyclone Winds Leave Over 200,000 BC Hydro Customers Without Power
Over 200,000 Lose Power as Bomb Cyclone Hits B.C. and U.S. Pacific Coast More than 200,000 BC Hydro customers were
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