Wednesday, April 3, 2013
TBDHU Concerned About Strep Outbreak
New Online Mining Directory In The City
Thunder Bay is launching it's new interactive online Mining Sector Goods and Services directory. Mining Services Manager John Mason says they've already got 400 companies listed on the site. Mason says the directory is easier to navigate and can be found on the Community Economic Development Commission's website.
Aboriginal Liason Strategy Being Celebrated
The City is celebrating the anniversary of it's Aboriginal Liason Strategy. Clerk John Hannam says the plan outlines four roles for the City and he feels they've come along way since its inception. Hannam says the relationship between the City and area First Nations has greatly improved since the plan was put in place.
Former AIDS T.Bay E.D. Serving Time
Former AIDS Thunder Bay Executive Director Lawrence Korhonen is serving 90 days in jail after being sentenced March 14th in Ontario Court. Korhonen was found guilty of invitation to sexual touching stemming from an incident in a restroom at the Grandview Mall last year. Officials say when Korhonen is released he won't be able to be alone with anyone under the age of 16. AIDS Thunder Bay released a statement saying he is no longer employed with them.
LU Hands Out Honourary Degrees
Lakehead University is handing out honorary degrees to some prominent Canadians. Former Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin is one of four people receiving honourary degrees from LU. Thunder Bay's Mining Development Manager John Mason also received a degree.
Lakehead Introduces New Hockey Coach
Bill McDonald is being introduced as the new coach of Lakehead
University Men's Hockey team today. McDonald says he's trying to get a
feel for his new team. McDonald says he will be implementing a gritty
style of hockey for the upcoming season.
Mauro Happy Consultation Happening
Thunder Bay is playing host to a pre-budget consultation today. The Provincial Standing Committee on Finance is listening to the public's comments on the budget at the Airlane Hotel. Thunder Bay Atikokan MPP Bill Mauro says its the second time they've spoken with local groups this year. The consultation session is scheduled from 9 until 5.
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