Posts Tagged ‘Thunder Bay Ontario daily newspaper’

Lakehead Opens Doors to Ontario’s First New Faculty of Law in 44 Years

Lakehead Opens Doors to Ontario’s First New Faculty of Law in 44 Years

Ontario’s first Faculty of Law in 44 years officially opened its doors, Wenesday, September 3, with a large ribbon cutting ceremony at Lakehead’s Port Arthur Collegiate Institute (PACI), home to the University’s newest Faculty. Attendees of this historic event included the school’s first [Read more]

Premier Brings Focus On Job Creation to Thunder Bay

Premier Brings Focus On Job Creation to Thunder Bay

Ontario Government Committed to Growing Regional Economies Across the Province  Premier Kathleen Wynne chaired a jobs roundtable in Thunder Bay today as she continued her tour of Northern Ontario. Premier Wynne heard from local business leaders about how the government can help them grow and [Read more]

Glioblastoma Awareness Campaign Launched At Dragfest Following Racer’s Fight For Diagnosis & Life

Glioblastoma Awareness Campaign Launched At Dragfest Following Racer’s Fight For Diagnosis & Life

Patte Foreman and Leena Hupe have built a friendship in large part around their love of drag racing snowmobiles and so it made a lot of sense that when Patte wanted to launch an awareness campaign in honour of Leena, who was diagnosed last year with Glioblastoma*see description below article*, she [Read more]

Request for Proposal Issued by Confederation College for “Float Training Operations Location”

Request for Proposal Issued by Confederation College for “Float Training Operations Location”

1450 Nakina Drive • P.O. Box 398 • Thunder Bay • Ontario • P7C 4W1 August 1, 2013 As part of our commitment to facilitate a review of our current location (Eva Lake) for Float Plane training, we had indicated that a formal Request for Proposal would be issued to interested parties. For [Read more]

NOSM Announces New Regional Program Director

NOSM Announces New Regional Program Director

NOSM’S New Regional Program Director of the Obstetrics Gynecology Northern Stream Residency Program The Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM) is pleased to announce Dr. Frank Potestio is the new Regional Program Director of the School’s Obstetrics Gynecology Northern Stream Residency [Read more]

Michael Gravelle Speaks To News of Cancer Diagnosis

Michael Gravelle Speaks To News of Cancer Diagnosis

Video added Nov. 22, 2012 Statement by Michael Gravelle, MPP – Thunder Bay-Superior North and Minister of Natural Resources.                 Early in October, I had an appointment with my family doctor for a complete physical examination.  As a result of concerns raised during [Read more]

Thunderhawks Women’s Hockey – November 17-18 Weekend Series Recap

Thunderhawks Women’s Hockey – November 17-18 Weekend Series Recap

November 18, 2012 – The Confederation College Thunderhawks earned wins in both intercollegiate women’s hockey matches this weekend again the Rainy River Community College Voyageurs in International Falls, Minnesota. Game one – Saturday, November 17: Thunderhawks 4 – Voyageurs 1 [Read more]

Shkoday Abinojiwak Obimiwdoon Banding together for the community

Shkoday Abinojiwak Obimiwdoon Banding together for the community

Many after school programs include cultural learning as part of their daily activities. But at Shkoday Abinojiwak Obimiwdoon (SAO) in Thunder Bay, Ontario, First Nations’ teachings are the heart of everything. “Twenty to thirty kids come to our program every day after school,” says Touchan [Read more]

Thunderhawks Women’s Team Wins Its Can-Am Opener

Thunderhawks Women’s Team Wins Its Can-Am Opener

Thunderhawks Women’s Hockey – October 26 Game Recap INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINNESOTA – The Confederation College Thunderhawks women’s hockey team opened with a 3-1 win over Minot State University in its first game of the Rainy River Community College Can-Am Tournament in International [Read more]

Thunderhawks Women’s Hockey – October 21 Game Recap

Thunderhawks	Women’s Hockey – October 21 Game Recap

THUNDER BAY, ON –  The Confederation College Thunderhawks were unable to make it five straight wins as they lost 3-2 to the Thunder Bay Midget A Queens in women’s hockey action last night at Neebing Arena. Two quick third-period goals allowed the Queens to slip past the Thunderhawks and [Read more]

NOSM Holds Francophone Symposium at Rendez-Vous 2012

NOSM Holds Francophone Symposium at Rendez-Vous 2012

Community Stakeholders and Conference Delegates from Around the World Consider Francophone Health THUNDER BAY, ON –  Wednesday, October 10, the Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM) welcomed community stakeholders and Rendez-Vous 2012 conference delegates with an interest in Francophone [Read more]

Supervisor Fined $10,000 After Worker Injured

Supervisor Fined $10,000 After Worker Injured

THUNDER BAY, ON – Chad Shostal, a Thunder Bay construction supervisor, was fined $10,000 for a violation of the Occupational Health and Safety Act after a worker was injured. On July 12, 2011, Mr. Shostal, who was working for an independent contractor, was supervising workers shingling the [Read more]

HYER URGES MUNICIPAL & PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTS TO ACT TOGETHER FOR FEDERAL FLOOD ASSISTANCE

HYER URGES MUNICIPAL & PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTS TO ACT TOGETHER FOR FEDERAL FLOOD ASSISTANCE

Federal assistance available under Disaster Financial Assistance Arrangement OTTAWA, ON – Thunder Bay-Superior North MP Bruce Hyer is calling local municipalities to consider requesting emergency assistance from the Province, and on the Ontario Government to declare Thunder Bay‘s [Read more]

Motorists encouraged to get to know cyclists a little better

Motorists encouraged to get to know cyclists a little better

THUNDER BAY, ON – This Monday (April 30), Thunder Bay District Health Unit and Safe Cycling Thunder Bay launched You Know Me. I Ride a Bike. The campaign features ordinary Thunder Bay cyclists that motorists may see every day on local streets and highways. Each cyclist has a story to share [Read more]

Students permitted to vote on tuition fee change

Students permitted to vote on tuition fee change

Lakehead University bows to pressure on conflict of interest policy THUNDER BAY, ON – The Lakehead University Board of Governors suspended its conflict of interest by-law on Friday pending an internal review, allowing students to vote on the proposed tuition fee increase. “This is a major [Read more]

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