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Thunder Bay

Highway closure irks drivers (2/02)

Ontario Solicitor General David Turnbull will ask the Ontario Provincial Police to examine the circumstances surrounding the 26-hour closure of the Trans Canada Highway Jan. 2 and 3, between Nipigon and Schreiber.

City targets forest-related business in Canada, U.S. (2/02)

As part of the Forest Centre of Excellence project, Development Thunder Bay is launching a forest-related business opportunities proposal. The proposal been sent to more than 500 forest-related businesses across Canada and the United States.

City reviews proposal for international filming opportunity (2/02)

The City of Thunder Bay is studying a proposal from an independent television company seeking support for taping of an international program in the city.

City looks to increase exposure through film project (2/02)

Development Thunder Bay is launching a film and multimedia initiative for the city in response to external inquiries and stakeholder input.

City loses two prominent business leaders (2/02)

Two prominent Thunder Bay business leaders died in January. Jim McCauley, 58, died suddenly while visiting family in southern Ontario. McCauley was an owner of five McDonald's restaurants in Thunder Bay.

Election candidates voice promises for the north (2/02)

Northwestern Ontario residents have been receiving promises from the five candidates vying for Premier Mike Harris's job.

Electronic marketplace to be developed (2/02)

Over 500 northwestern Ontario small- and medium-sized enterprises will be set up on a business-to-business electronic network over a one-year period through an Internet-based project.

Waterfront development details sketchy (2/02)

Thunder Bay city councillors are remaining tight-lipped about details of two groups interested in developing Thunder Bay's waterfront. One of the individuals is a Texas-based developer and the other is unknown.

Development Thunder Bay captures marketing award (2/02)

Development Thunder Bay has won a marketing award of excellence from the Economic Developers Council of Ontario. The council gives awards annually for outstanding achievements of its members and those in the economic development profession.

Council grants approval for waterfront development (2/02)

Two Thunder Bay businessmen have been given approval by Thunder Bay city council for a waterfront development on the Kaministiquia River.