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1. Article · Aug 19, 2026 · Mike Stimpson, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter SNnewswatch.com

   3-way contest emerges for Terrace Bay mayor's seat (opens the original)

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   TERRACE BAY — Mayor Paul Malashewski now has two challengers in his bid for another four-year term. Local educator Aaron Fewkes filed his candidacy for Terrace Bay’s top job this week, joining longtime township council member Rick St. Louis and Malashewski. “My decision to run for Mayor comes from a genuine belief that Terrace Bay’s future is bright and I believe that I have an unrivaled passion,” Fewkes stated Monday in a Facebook post. “We have incredible natural assets, dedicated

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2. Article · Jul 15, 2026 · Mike Stimpson, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter SNnewswatch.com

   Whitesand First Nation members in city after sudden evacuation (opens the original)

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   THUNDER BAY — Whitesand First Nation’s Steve Gustafson didn’t have much time on Monday night to prepare for his trip to the city. “Earlier in the day I saw nothing but smoke, cloudy and everything until about 6 o’clock in the evening we seen a posting from chief and council about getting ready to evacuate,” Gustafson told Newswatch Tuesday morning. He said officials with the First Nation, near Armstrong, told members they would need ID, clothes and medicine. “And then all of a sudd

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3. Article · Jul 13, 2026 · Mike Stimpson, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter SNnewswatch.com

   First Nations logistics company hosts showcase in Thunder Bay (opens the original)

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   THUNDER BAY — TKG Group president Jonathon Mamakwa says the company decided to hold a showcase event because people were asking for more information. “Yeah, this TKG showcase was intended to show the public and our communities what our capacity is and what we’re able to do, because we get numerous inquiries on what it is we do and what we can do,” Mamakwa said Thursday at the Valhalla Hotel and Conference Centre, where some 20 businesses and organizations participated with information ta

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