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Jimmy John's to open Thunder Bay location
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New encampment guidelines to be ratified by city council
TBNewsWatch 36Residents, please take a drive down Court Street, the entrance to Mc Vickers Creek to be exact. The garbage piled up at the entrance is beyond "slum like". It's something the tourists don't want to see in the middle of the North Ward. It's too bad that council members and others who supply provisions for this encampment just bury their heads in the sand......what will be their move when the whole area is infested with RATS?? Trust me it won't be long..Thoroughly discusting.
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City staff speak on new site for shelter village
TBNewsWatch 30And......the cost of for the "leased property" will be??????? What's the matter with a city owned vacant plot of land? Will they be putting signs up along the creeks and parks directing them to the "new area"? Something like no over-night camping might work, which i really don't see happening or being enforced. I don't know how many agree with me that the city has lots of money to pay for their "tunnel vision"
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City administration 'not recommending' return to full animal shelter
TBNewsWatch 25The city has lots of money for "pet projects" plus hand-outs to various groups who have come up short. There are lots of people looking for work........... part time with no benefits even.............. I don't get it. Remember the votes next election.
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Former Thunder Bay post office to be converted to 'quality housing'
TBNewsWatch 10Two native bands purchased the property. Perhaps re-read the article.
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North-side shelter village site has many unknowns, councillor says
TBNewsWatch 19In my opinion, I think the elephant in the room is the ward location for Foulds. The excuses he has for objecting are just "a cover".
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Fewer Americans have visited Thunder Bay this summer
TBNewsWatch 23Also note that they buy very little when they get here. Booze and gas from Ryden's, groceries from home. I think the government should review the cost of fishing licences for non-residents. A few bucks more in Canada's pocket won't hurt.
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Family enraged after dog owner walks away from mauling scene
TBNewsWatch 22Read the story. It clearly states that the child was across the street at the neighbours for a sleep-over, The mother of the child where the sleep-over was at called the parents of the girl immediately and informed her parents who ran out of the house at attend to her. Their house is located across the street, No babysitters were involved!
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Hajdu maintains seat at Liberal cabinet table
TBNewsWatch 24None of them have really any experience - Christa Freeland had zero experience as finance minister - where are her finance credentials? Same with LeBlanc, Politics are who you know not what you know.........you get on the job training.
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LETTER: Encampment enforcement needed now
TBNewsWatch 21Everyone turn on CBC or CTV news - Doug Ford just made a BIG announcement regarding encampments in Ontario.
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Council opposes 114 Miles Street East site for the shelter village
TBNewsWatch 22It stopped in the right place as far as I'm concerned. Three cheers for the eight brave souls at the meeting.
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Section of Red River Road to close for up to eight weeks
TBNewsWatch 17No big deal closing it......it's a nightmare to drive on and there's really nothing there but bars and restaurants.
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Two new hotel developments proposed for city
TBNewsWatch 20What if they're not?? You won't stay there?? Come on....good job source for Thunder Bay residents at probably a good wage. Think about it.
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Status quo: council makes no changes to municipal ward, voting system
TBNewsWatch 20Totally agree. I think the one that brought this up (AF) was worried the most, The look on his face was like a scared puppy. I would have liked to have seen something done with the ward maps, but Thunder Bay hates change, so I guess we're stuck with it.
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LETTER: Mayor Boshcoff’s “feelings over facts” approach harms us all
TBNewsWatch 19I wrote an email to all council members and the mayor on June 12th. asking them to drive by the "new tourist attraction" at the Court St. entrance to McVickers Creek. I asked them to drive or walk by and give me their thoughts. What is there is a portable washroom.. . I asked for some discretion and that it be moved away from the entrance, Maybe further down the creek. Surprise, surprise!! Not one reply and that "tourist attraction" is still there today July 2. I guess they're all afraid to take the bull by the horns.
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LETTER: All at-large council works best for city
TBNewsWatch 15Well said, totally agree.
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Miles Street moved forward as temporary village site
TBNewsWatch 14Remember the "YES" votes next election.........jot them down in case you don't remember. Time to speak up folks.
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Fewer Americans have visited Thunder Bay this summer
TBNewsWatch 14The Canadian dollar exchange is a deterrent for us also. Averaging around $41.50 for $100 US is certainly not a "let's travel to the US. selling point Along with our feelings towards the US government. I doubt if we'll see harmony between the two countries for a long time.
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James Whalen to be recycled and displayed in the future
TBNewsWatch 16If a group wants the tug, I suggest giving it to them at No Cost....let them worry about what they want to save, how to do it, and where to place it. They are all volunteers and probably have the know how to restore it. All I can say regarding council is -remember their names when the next election comes along. Our tax dollars are spinning in a bottomless pit.
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New pizza chain coming to Thunder Bay
TBNewsWatch 4Just what we need, another fast food place.
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