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Ski shop set for bigger site (opens the original)
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The Ski Haus, which has been operating in Thunder Bay out of its Brodie Street North location for more than 54 years, is moving south, a half block away to its new location in the former Bargain Shop. Steve Scollie, Ski Haus owner, said the business will be returning to Victoria Avenue on the same street where it originated. "The motivation for moving from Victoria Avenue to Brodie Street years ago is the same as the motivation I have moving from Brodie Street back to Victoria Avenue," he said.
Mayoral candidates share ideas at forum (opens the original)
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The Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce hosted a mayoral forum on Tuesday and welcomed all nine mayoral candidates to attend at the Da Vinci Centre to share their ideas and platforms with Chamber members. Of the nine candidates, Maureen Comuzzi, Peter Diedrich, Trevor Giertuga, Volker Kromm, Aldo Ruberto, Wolfgang Schoor, and Doug Vincent took part in the forum, while Donald Baxter and Peter Panetta didn't show up. A series of questions, asked by mediator Charla Robinson, chamber president, beginnin
Teachers put issues on table in labour talks with government (opens the original)
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The Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation (OSSTF) announced on Friday that it will be conducting a strike vote from Nov. 6-16. The announcement was made during OSSTF/FEESO's provincial council meeting in Toronto. Ongoing negotiations between the teachers' union and the Ontario government are based on several issues around growing student needs, violence in schools, inadequate supports for students with special education needs, large class sizes, insufficient staffing, contracting out and
Unleash bounty of wealth: Lecce (opens the original)
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Energy and Mines Minister Stephen Lecce addressed a gathering in Thunder Bay on Thursday during the Central Canada Resource Expo at the Projects in the Pipeline conference, minutes after a provincial cabinet shuffle. "I feel like I won the lottery because I'm remaining the minister of energy and mines in this province," Lecce said. "And we've got a lot of work to do." When the minister last visited Thunder Bay last year, he said he came with a bias of action and a sense of urgency in his voice.
Resource expo feeling mining 'buzz in the air' (opens the original)
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Hundreds of people lined up between massive mining equipment at the front entrance to the Fort William Gardens on Wednesday, waiting for the doors to open to the Central Canada Resource Expo (Cen-Can). Glenn Dredhart, president of Canadian TradeX and organizer of Cen-Can, welcomed mayors from across the North during the grand opening of the expo. "We've got so much involvement from our local communities that extend from the west to the east. We've never had that here, and it's a time of change b
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