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The library strike ends, Cumberland Street reopens with a four-way stop, and Costco gets its permits

Nov 11, 2026

The library strike ends, Cumberland Street reopens with a four-way stop, and Costco gets its permits

Issue #164 · Wednesday, November 11, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

1,920 coats head north, the living wage rises to $21.35, and police explain the waterfront wiring

Nov 10, 2026

1,920 coats head north, the living wage rises to $21.35, and police explain the waterfront wiring

Confederation College sets a $300,000 bursary goal, a gallery exhibit takes on addiction stigma, and the museum releases a brick tugboat

Nov 9, 2026

Confederation College sets a $300,000 bursary goal, a gallery exhibit takes on addiction stigma, and the museum releases a brick tugboat

Local suppliers pitch four mining companies, beaded poppies mark Remembrance Day, and a Thunder Bay boxer heads to nationals

Nov 8, 2026

Local suppliers pitch four mining companies, beaded poppies mark Remembrance Day, and a Thunder Bay boxer heads to nationals

Police say the waterfront explosives scare was a false alarm, the health unit urges early flu shots, and Remembrance Day banners grow to 170

Nov 7, 2026

Police say the waterfront explosives scare was a false alarm, the health unit urges early flu shots, and Remembrance Day banners grow to 170

Roots asks local businesses to help fund 60,000 free meals, the library strike enters its third week, and flights resume to four First Nations

Nov 6, 2026

Roots asks local businesses to help fund 60,000 free meals, the library strike enters its third week, and flights resume to four First Nations

Council docks an outgoing councillor 15 days' pay, the city can now enforce its encampment bylaw, and a 99-year-old remembers internment

Nov 5, 2026

Council docks an outgoing councillor 15 days' pay, the city can now enforce its encampment bylaw, and a 99-year-old remembers internment

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Nov 4, 2026

Parade of Lights returns Dec. 5, police pause promoting Crime Stoppers, and the shelter village passes its October target

Issue #157 · Wednesday, November 4, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Parade of Lights returns Dec. 5, police pause promoting Crime Stoppers, and the shelter village passes its October target

Nov 3, 2026

Up to 75 mm of rain is possible by Thursday, hundreds of pumpkins light up Hillcrest Park, and a local dairy farm moves into a robotic barn

Issue #156 · Tuesday, November 3, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Up to 75 mm of rain is possible by Thursday, hundreds of pumpkins light up Hillcrest Park, and a local dairy farm moves into a robotic barn

Nov 2, 2026

Christmas hamper registration opens, an integrity report on an outgoing councillor heads to council, and Brodie Street drops to one lane

Issue #155 · Monday, November 2, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Christmas hamper registration opens, an integrity report on an outgoing councillor heads to council, and Brodie Street drops to one lane

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