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Marten Falls First Nation celebrates the opening of Thunder Bay food companies

Marten Falls First Nation celebrates the opening of Thunder Bay food companies

Cav-Tal and Bay Meats jointly relocated to a new location in the city's south end
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Despite tariffs, Thunder Bay port expects another record-setting year

Despite tariffs, Thunder Bay port expects another record-setting year

CEO Chris Heikkinen addressed concerns during Opening of Navigation celebration on April 9
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Farmers urge consumers to support the local economy

Farmers urge consumers to support the local economy

Northwestern Ontario farmers say to shop local amid rising tariffs
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Women in the Trades: For Thunder Bay tradeswoman, machining is like 'making art with math'

Women in the Trades: For Thunder Bay tradeswoman, machining is like 'making art with math'

A trip to the machine shop changed the course of Alicia Mayo-White's career, and she couldn't be happier
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‘You name it, we cover it’: 2025 Spring Farm Conference kicks off in Thunder Bay

‘You name it, we cover it’: 2025 Spring Farm Conference kicks off in Thunder Bay

The conference will continue until Thursday evening.
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Women-only construction worker training offered at no charge

Women-only construction worker training offered at no charge

A government-sponsored residential construction worker course provided by the Labourers union is free of charge to qualifying applicants
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Habitat restoration work in store at Superior Fine Papers site

Habitat restoration work in store at Superior Fine Papers site

Local Remedial Action Plan group working with property owner to improve aquatic habitats, maintain part of the land as natural greenspace.
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Thunder Bay restaurants 'really concerned' over suspension of culinary management program

Thunder Bay restaurants 'really concerned' over suspension of culinary management program

The suspension also significantly impacts the Regional Food Distribution Association
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Partnership award recognizes skilled trades training for Indigenous community members

Partnership award recognizes skilled trades training for Indigenous community members

LiUNA Local 607 Training Centre has trained more than 700 people in the region
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Hundreds of layoffs expected at Alstom starting in June says union

Hundreds of layoffs expected at Alstom starting in June says union

About 400 people make up the Alstom workforce in Thunder Bay and if the layoffs proceed as projected, it would leave about 150 employees on the job.
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