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Thunder Bay
Thunder Bay
Push for smoking bans continues (3/02)
Dryden City councillors could be voting on a smoke-free bylaw by this summer. The city's administration is working on it, Mayor Sid Wintle told delegates from the Healthy Dryden Coalition.
Mar 12, 2002 3:06 PM
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Groundwater project converts waste to resource (3/02)
By Michael Lynch The City of Thunder Bay has two water-quality projects that are on the leading edge of technology and innovation. One is brand new, and the other has been in place for several years.
Mar 4, 2002 8:42 PM
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Shipping companies face strike (12/01)
Unionized marine engineers aboard Great Lakes freighters took to the picket lines in late November as Canadian shipping companies scrambled to keep sailing.
Feb 11, 2002 6:50 PM
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Thunder Bay Telephone expands services (12/01)
As part of its business expansion plans, Thunder Bay Telephone has acquired the city Internet provider, Air Internet Canada Ltd.
Feb 11, 2002 6:49 PM
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Politics hinders Portside development (12/01)
By Ian Ross Political in-fighting at city hall has stalled the progress of Thunder Bay's multimillion-dollar Portside waterfront project.
Feb 11, 2002 6:48 PM
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Northern housing market stagnant (12/01)
By Ian Ross The housing market may be booming in Canada's urban centres, but it has dried up in Northern Ontario and rural Canada through a mass out-migration of young people, says the president of the Thunder Bay Home Builders' Ass
Feb 11, 2002 6:48 PM
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College restructures (12/01)
By Ross Muir A restructured management organization, a revamped distance education program, enhanced community partnerships and plans to offer ongoing training to northwestern Ontario's emergency services personnel are just four of the new e
Feb 11, 2002 6:47 PM
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Plans held off pending deregulation (12/01)
By Ian Ross The proponents of a new energy-producing plant in the works for Thunder Bay are waiting for the province to confirm this month whether a competitive electricity market will open this spring before proceeding with their plans.
Feb 11, 2002 6:47 PM
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Buchanan Group invests in sales call centre (12/01)
By Ken Sitter Customers may not know or appreciate it, but the Buchanan Group now has a state of the art communications system to serve them. Buchanan Lumber Sales Inc.
Feb 11, 2002 6:46 PM
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Local economy improves, business is better (12/01)
Twenty storefronts in the downtown area may not sound like a lot, but Cathy Quesnel, business development co-ordinator for Chukuni Business Development Corp. (BDC), says striving to keep an active downtown can be challenging.
Feb 11, 2002 6:46 PM
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