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Competition for foreign direct Investment is fierce. Most recently, Thunder Bay lost an Australian manufacturer to Houston, Texas. The Community Economic Development Commission spent approximately three years working with this group.
Developer looks to supply Ontario, export market with wood pellets

Developer looks to supply Ontario, export market with wood pellets

Justus Veldman thinks there’s a home-grown solution to supply the Thunder Bay Generating Station with wood pellets instead of importing them from Europe. At the same time the Sault Ste.
Hobbyist turns passion into business

Hobbyist turns passion into business

Justin Frape has developed a fascination with a strange potion that’s sold in tiny apothecary bottles.
Aircraft life extensions keep Pilatus busy around the clock

Aircraft life extensions keep Pilatus busy around the clock

A plethora of heavy maintenance aviation work has been a boon for the Pilatus Centre Canada in Thunder Bay .
Thunder Bay chamber hands out the hardware

Thunder Bay chamber hands out the hardware

The business and community winners were numerous at the Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce’s annual Business Excellence Awards, April 11.
Thunder Bay denied federal funds for event centre

Thunder Bay denied federal funds for event centre

The City of Thunder Bay will have to tweak its plans for an event and convention centre after the federal government denied its eligibility for funding from the Federal Gas Tax.
Thunder Bay banking on government arena money this spring

Thunder Bay banking on government arena money this spring

Confirmation on federal and provincial funding for a new Thunder Bay arena and convention hall likely won’t be announced until the end of April.

Falconer flies high with provincial funding

Five Thunder Bay area businesses received a total of $485,000 from the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund (NOHFC) to purchase new equipment or expand their shops.
Restoration planned for Thunder Bay heritage site

Restoration planned for Thunder Bay heritage site

It’s hosted country musician Gene Autry, Canadian prime minister John Diefenbaker and Queen Elizabeth II. Now the Royal Edward Arms building in downtown Thunder Bay is getting new life following its purchase by a local developer.
See ya in court, CN

See ya in court, CN

The City of Thunder Bay wants a judge to determine if CN Rail bears responsibility to maintain a damaged bridge that provides a vital link for the neighbouring Fort William First Nation (FWFN).