Arts & Culture

Schools

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

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4 min read

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

Issue #162 · Monday, November 9, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Events

Haunted Harbour is nearly sold out, online voting opens Oct. 19, and the last pre-election forums move to the County Park library

Oct 11, 2026

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4 min read

Haunted Harbour is nearly sold out, online voting opens Oct. 19, and the last pre-election forums move to the County Park library

Issue #133 · Monday, October 12, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Public Safety

Police warn the 'grandparent scam' is back, the nurse practitioner clinic opens at West Arthur Place, and the Community Auditorium becomes The Auditorium

Oct 8, 2026

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5 min read

Police warn the 'grandparent scam' is back, the nurse practitioner clinic opens at West Arthur Place, and the Community Auditorium becomes The Auditorium

Issue #130 · Thursday, October 8, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Indigenous

The first tenants move into the shelter village, library workers set an Oct. 16 strike deadline, and a Lac Seul artist's giant sign greets Winnipeg arrivals

Oct 2, 2026

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4 min read

The first tenants move into the shelter village, library workers set an Oct. 16 strike deadline, and a Lac Seul artist's giant sign greets Winnipeg arrivals

Issue #124 · Friday, October 2, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Indigenous

Neskantaga evacuees brace for a Toronto winter as nursing station repairs drag on, Nipigon presses the province on a school bus driver shortage stranding rural students, and a charity golf tournament pours $46,000 into three Northwestern Ontario support groups

Sep 28, 2026

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4 min read

Neskantaga evacuees brace for a Toronto winter as nursing station repairs drag on, Nipigon presses the province on a school bus driver shortage stranding rural students, and a charity golf tournament pours $46,000 into three Northwestern Ontario support groups

Issue #120 · Monday, September 28, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Schools

$2.4 million for the pulp mill, a hundred bikes hauling Christmas toys, and 200 girls in the hangar

Sep 20, 2026

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6 min read

$2.4 million for the pulp mill, a hundred bikes hauling Christmas toys, and 200 girls in the hangar

Issue #112 · Sunday, September 20, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Health

Manitoba ditches the clock change, a 22-foot Morrisseau comes out of storage, and a food cupboard still can't find a room

Sep 19, 2026

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8 min read

Manitoba ditches the clock change, a 22-foot Morrisseau comes out of storage, and a food cupboard still can't find a room

Issue #111 · Saturday, September 19, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Health

The new jail still needs 500 people, Enbridge closes its call centre, and 75 sailors take the harbour

Sep 18, 2026

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7 min read

The new jail still needs 500 people, Enbridge closes its call centre, and 75 sailors take the harbour

Issue #110 · Friday, September 18, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Health

The art gallery writes to every candidate, ransomware closes the Nipigon hospital's lab, and three bear cubs go home to the bush

Sep 17, 2026

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7 min read

The art gallery writes to every candidate, ransomware closes the Nipigon hospital's lab, and three bear cubs go home to the bush

Issue #109 · Thursday, September 17, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Public Safety

Wake the Giant apologizes for its headliner, a trial opens in the Highway 11 hit-and-run, and the city's first women's cricket cup

Sep 14, 2026

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6 min read

Wake the Giant apologizes for its headliner, a trial opens in the Highway 11 hit-and-run, and the city's first women's cricket cup

Issue #106 · Monday, September 14, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Public Safety

Police break down the AI scam videos, Fireweed goes looking for an owner, and 160 job seekers meet five employers

Aug 31, 2026

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6 min read

Police break down the AI scam videos, Fireweed goes looking for an owner, and 160 job seekers meet five employers

Issue #92 · Monday, August 31, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Events

The ballot is set, Waverley Library closes for a rebuild, and the blues come back to the ballpark

Aug 22, 2026

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7 min read

The ballot is set, Waverley Library closes for a rebuild, and the blues come back to the ballpark

Issue #83 · Saturday, August 22, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Events

A taste of Japan draws a line out the door, an accidental XTERRA champion, and Harbourfest sells out its vendor space

Aug 17, 2026

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6 min read

A taste of Japan draws a line out the door, an accidental XTERRA champion, and Harbourfest sells out its vendor space

Issue #78 · Monday, August 17, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news and events

Bruno Auger

Indigenous

Westfort fills Frederica Street, the colours come to Marina Park, and fewer people are running for council

Aug 16, 2026

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6 min read

Westfort fills Frederica Street, the colours come to Marina Park, and fewer people are running for council

Issue #77 · Sunday, August 16, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Real Estate

Wildfire animals star at the Murillo Fair, police defend an arrest, and Centerfolds says it will rebuild

Aug 15, 2026

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6 min read

Wildfire animals star at the Murillo Fair, police defend an arrest, and Centerfolds says it will rebuild

Issue #76 · Saturday, August 15, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news and events

Bruno Auger

Health

No room for medical travellers, a dog festival with a cause, and Ignace starts building

Aug 13, 2026

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6 min read

No room for medical travellers, a dog festival with a cause, and Ignace starts building

Issue #74 · Thursday, August 13, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Health

A golf day worth $100,100, rabies ruled out at the cemetery, and the race to build the first lithium plant

Aug 12, 2026

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5 min read

A golf day worth $100,100, rabies ruled out at the cemetery, and the race to build the first lithium plant

Issue #73 · Wednesday, August 12, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Arts & Culture

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

Haunted Harbour is nearly sold out, online voting opens Oct. 19, and the last pre-election forums move to the County Park library

Police warn the 'grandparent scam' is back, the nurse practitioner clinic opens at West Arthur Place, and the Community Auditorium becomes The Auditorium

The first tenants move into the shelter village, library workers set an Oct. 16 strike deadline, and a Lac Seul artist's giant sign greets Winnipeg arrivals

Neskantaga evacuees brace for a Toronto winter as nursing station repairs drag on, Nipigon presses the province on a school bus driver shortage stranding rural students, and a charity golf tournament pours $46,000 into three Northwestern Ontario support groups

$2.4 million for the pulp mill, a hundred bikes hauling Christmas toys, and 200 girls in the hangar

Manitoba ditches the clock change, a 22-foot Morrisseau comes out of storage, and a food cupboard still can't find a room

The new jail still needs 500 people, Enbridge closes its call centre, and 75 sailors take the harbour

The art gallery writes to every candidate, ransomware closes the Nipigon hospital's lab, and three bear cubs go home to the bush

Wake the Giant apologizes for its headliner, a trial opens in the Highway 11 hit-and-run, and the city's first women's cricket cup

Police break down the AI scam videos, Fireweed goes looking for an owner, and 160 job seekers meet five employers

The ballot is set, Waverley Library closes for a rebuild, and the blues come back to the ballpark

A taste of Japan draws a line out the door, an accidental XTERRA champion, and Harbourfest sells out its vendor space

Westfort fills Frederica Street, the colours come to Marina Park, and fewer people are running for council

Wildfire animals star at the Murillo Fair, police defend an arrest, and Centerfolds says it will rebuild

No room for medical travellers, a dog festival with a cause, and Ignace starts building

A golf day worth $100,100, rabies ruled out at the cemetery, and the race to build the first lithium plant

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