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In this Harbour Beat Issue…
Let’s All Play hits its $1-million goal for the new Multiplex
A Pom Pom Party brings the city’s Pomeranians together
A local duo golfs its way to a provincial championship berth
Advocates warn seniors about AI-driven scams
Indigenous Community Feature: National Indigenous Peoples Day on Anemki Wajiw
Trivia: According to Ojibwe legend, the Sleeping Giant landform guarding the entrance to Thunder Bay’s harbour is the petrified form of which great spirit? (Answer at the bottom!)
Your week ahead in and around Thunder Bay:
Tuesday, June 16
Border Cats at Duluth Huskies — 7:35 p.m. · on the road — the Cats are back home Wednesday
Wednesday, June 17
Border Cats vs. Waterloo Bucks — 6:35 p.m. · Port Arthur Stadium · first of a three-game homestand
Thursday, June 18
Border Cats vs. Waterloo Bucks — 6:35 p.m. (College Rec Night; School Day game also at 11:05 a.m.) · Port Arthur Stadium
5th Annual FWFN Drag Show — 6 p.m. · Fort William First Nation Arena · a Wiggins Productions Pride celebration
Friday, June 19
Border Cats vs. Waterloo Bucks — 6:35 p.m. · Port Arthur Stadium
CWE Live Wrestling ft. WWE’s EC3 — doors 6:30 p.m., bell 7 p.m. · The Moose Hall, 434 Fort William Rd
Kris Labelle: “Daddy Issues” — 8 p.m. · Campfire Comedy Club · a Father’s Day weekend stand-up special
Saturday, June 20
Children’s Festival & Services Expo — 11 a.m.–4 p.m. · Chippewa Park · free family fun
Border Cats vs. Duluth Huskies — 6:35 p.m. · Port Arthur Stadium
HellBourne — Ozzy & Sabbath Tribute — 10 p.m. · Wayland Bar & Grill
Tuesday starts bright — mainly sunny in the morning before clouds roll in around midday, with a 30 per cent chance of afternoon showers. Look for a high of 18°C (a touch below the mid-June norm of 21°C) and an overnight low near 7°C. Even behind the clouds the sun has bite, so mind that UV index of 8 (very high) and keep the sunscreen handy. Full forecast at Environment Canada.
Let’s All Play hits its $1-million goal for the new Multiplex
It’s official: the community-led Let’s All Play campaign has raised its $1 million for the Tbaytel Multiplex, powered by more than 3,100 donors. The roughly $32-million indoor turf facility — FIFA-standard field, 500 seats — is on track to finish this year and open to the public in early 2027.
A Pom Pom Party brings the city’s Pomeranians together
About 25 Pomeranians and their humans descended on Vickers Park over the weekend for the city’s first Pom Pom Party — a casual meetup of socializing, prizes and a best-dressed contest (won by a punk-rock pup named Wonton). Organizer Katelyn Percy started it to bring the big-city dog-meetup vibe home to Thunder Bay.
A local duo golfs its way to a provincial championship berth
Jeremy Kirk and Jeff Hunter held on to win the Play It Again Sports/Mallon’s Better Ball at Strathcona Golf Course — a Sunday 3-under 69 sealing a two-shot victory and a spot at the Ontario Men’s Better-Ball Championship this October.
Advocates warn seniors about AI-driven scams
On World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, Age Friendly Thunder Bay gathered at city hall to flag a fast-growing threat: AI scams that can mimic a loved one’s voice. Their advice — watch for urgency and isolation, guard your personal details, and talk openly so others don’t get caught.
Indigenous Community Feature
National Indigenous Peoples Day returns to Anemki Wajiw
June 21 is National Indigenous Peoples Day — held on the summer solstice, the longest day of the year — and Fort William First Nation once again hosts the region’s celebration on Anemki Wajiw (Mount McKay). The day traditionally opens with a sunrise ceremony and builds into a powwow with a grand entry, drumming and dancing, a community feast and giveaways, all free and open to everyone. It’s a warm and powerful way to honour the heritage, cultures and contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. Watch Fort William First Nation and the City of Thunder Bay for this year’s full schedule.
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Trivia answer: Nanabijou, the Spirit of the Deep Sea Water. As the legend goes, Nanabijou was turned to stone — forming the Sleeping Giant — after the secret of a rich silver deposit, later mined as Silver Islet, was revealed to outsiders.