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Open post Open post TB省钱快报2025-05-24 22:16:13 EDT·News[This Week's Wall-Hanging Meal] Burger King Perk Week is here! One deal every day for seven days!
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Thunder Bay本地新闻2025-05-23 22:38:13 EDT·NewsBreaking! Police suddenly封锁 the Syndicate Ave. South and New Vickers St. area in the south of the city
On the afternoon of May 23, 2025, a large police presence appeared on Syndicate Avenue in downtown Thunder Bay. Witnesses reported multiple police cars and officers gathering at the scene around 1 p.m. Police have cordoned off part of the area, and no specific reason has been released yet. Police urge the public to avoid the area and cooperate with law enforcement directions. As of press time, there is no official information about the nature of the incident or any casualties. Police stated that updates will be provided as soon as further information becomes available.
Open post Thunder Bay本地新闻2025-05-23 15:42:55 EDT·NewsBanff, here I come! WestJet resumes non-stop flights from Thunder Bay to Calgary
WestJet has announced it will resume seasonal non-stop flights from Thunder Bay to Calgary on October 30. This route will provide travelers in Northwestern Ontario with a convenient direct link to Alberta's largest city, while also strengthening economic and tourism ties between the two regions. Flights will operate three times a week, using Boeing 737 series aircraft. WestJet stated that resuming the non-stop service not only gives Thunder Bay residents more options for traveling west, but also helps attract more tourists and business travelers to Thunder Bay. The Thunder Bay Airport Authority welcomed the decision, saying the flights will promote
Open post Thunder Bay本地新闻2025-05-21 12:33:30 EDT·NewsCanada Post may strike on Friday
[Thunder Bay] - The Canadian Union of Postal Workers recently issued a strike warning, with strike action possible as early as this Friday (May 24). As a result, local utility company Synergy North is reminding customers that postal service disruptions could affect the delivery and processing of paper bills and payments, and recommends that customers switch to e-billing services as soon as possible. Synergy North stated that e-billing not only avoids bill delays during a postal strike but also helps customers receive electricity usage information and bill notifications in a timely manner. The company also reminded customers that they can register for e-billing through the official website.
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Open post TB省钱快报2025-05-21 00:53:35 EDT·NewsMcDonald's cold drinks enter the $1 era!
The annual cold drink giveaway! Coupon entry: app - my offers, only $1 CAD + tax, you can buy any size fountain drink/medium iced coffee/vanilla cone. McDonald's believers, go go go!
Open post Thunder Bay本地新闻2025-05-20 16:32:20 EDT·NewsThe intersection of Park Avenue and Court Street by the lake in the North End will be temporarily closed from May 21 to May 23.
On May 20, 2025, the City of Thunder Bay, Ontario announced that the intersection of Park Avenue and Court Street in the downtown area will be temporarily closed from Wednesday, May 21 to Friday, May 23 to install new traffic signals. The closure is to complete electrical and structural upgrades at the intersection, aimed at improving road safety and traffic flow. During construction, the city has not established an official detour route, and drivers are advised to plan their trips in advance and avoid the area to reduce traffic congestion and ensure construction safety. For more information, contact Thunder Bay Infrastructure and Operations.
Open post Thunder Bay本地新闻2025-05-18 20:51:32 EDT·NewsBreaking! Teen brawl and stabbing at Intercity Shopping Centre leaves one seriously injured
On the afternoon of Sunday, May 18, 2025, a violent incident occurred in the food court of the Intercity Shopping Centre in Thunder Bay, Ontario, leaving one person stabbed and taken to hospital for treatment. According to a statement from Thunder Bay Police, the incident happened just after 4 p.m., and officers responded quickly to the scene and cordoned off the area. The case is currently under investigation, and no further details have been released. After the incident, part of the shopping centre's food court was sealed off by police, and emergency personnel provided aid to the injured at the scene. Witnesses reported visible blood at the scene, and police questioned shoppers on site. One netizen said: "I was in the shopping centre and saw the food cou
Open post TB省钱快报2025-05-15 17:32:38 EDT·NewsEpic Games is giving away 5 free games, first come first served
Epic platform has started giving away free games, 5 in total, first come first served; already available are Dead Island 2 and Happy Game; the event ends 5.22 at 11:00; official website link: https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/
Open post Thunder Bay本地新闻2025-05-14 23:53:58 EDT·NewsThunder Bay sets heat record, temperatures to plunge for Victoria Day long weekend
On May 13, 2025, Thunder Bay, Ontario experienced rare hot weather, with temperatures soaring to 29°C, breaking the 67-year historical record set in 1958. Nearby Atikokan, Dryden and Kenora also recorded highs of 31°C, setting new records for mid-May maximum temperatures. However, Environment Canada predicts this unusual heat will quickly reverse. As the Victoria Day long weekend approaches, temperatures in Thunder Bay and surrounding areas will drop significantly, with the high on Saturday, May 17 expected to be only 9°C to 11°C, about 8 to 9°C below the mid-May average. Meteorologist Jeff Coulson said
Open post Thunder Bay本地新闻2025-05-12 00:02:18 EDT·NewsThunder Bay police issue 247 tickets during two-day 'Spring Into Enforcement' road enforcement blitz
From May 6 to 7, the Thunder Bay Police Service Traffic Section conducted a two-day road enforcement initiative code-named 'Spring Into Enforcement' in Thunder Bay and the neighbouring Oliver Paipoonge area, issuing a total of 247 tickets covering a range of serious traffic violations. The operation, led by the TBPS Traffic Section, targeted high-risk driving behaviours that can lead to serious collisions through roadside checks and enforcement; enforcement was based on the Highway Traffic Act and the Ontario Compulsory
Open post Thunder Bay本地新闻2025-05-11 23:52:41 EDT·NewsNorthwestern Ontario's first heat warning of the season, with Thunder Bay temperatures nearing 25 °C and wildfire risk rising in tandem
Environment Canada has issued a heat warning for parts of northwestern Ontario, with daytime temperatures expected to reach 29 to 32°C from May 11 to 14, and overnight lows staying between 18 and 21°C. Although Thunder Bay is not officially included in the warning area, temperatures this week will rise to 23 to 25°C, well above the May average. In addition, the UV index in the Thunder Bay area is expected to reach 7, which is in the "high" category, and the public is advised to strengthen sun protection measures. Rising electricity demand: The hot weather may lead to increased electricity demand in Thunder Bay. According to the municipal energy management plan, during summer heat, increased air conditioning use could put pressure on the power grid. Municipal departments recommend
Open post TB省钱快报2025-05-08 20:25:16 EDT·News[This Week's Grocery Guide] 2025.05.08-2025.05.14
Lobster tail/salmon 3.99/serving, premium rib 9.99/lb, strawberry/pineapple 2.99/serving, pork tenderloin 3.99/lb
Open post Thunder Bay本地新闻2025-05-06 23:40:43 EDT·NewsAlgoma and McIntyre intersection closed for one month
Starting May 5, the city will begin a roughly one-month sewage system upgrade project at the Algoma and McIntyre intersection. The project aims to separate stormwater and sanitary sewer pipes to reduce combined sewer overflows, in line with the city's Pollution Prevention and Control Plan (PPCP). The work will be carried out in three phases, involving closures on Algoma Street (from Van Horne to Angus) and McIntyre Street (from Court to Ruttan). Although various detour routes will be set up during construction, access to residential homes will be maintained as much as possible. City engineer Lisa Parent reminds residents to watch for construction signs.
Open post Thunder Bay本地新闻2025-05-06 23:35:34 EDT·NewsThunder Bay port gets a strong start to the 2025 shipping season
On the morning of May 6, 2025, four freighters were anchored outside the breakwater at the Port of Thunder Bay, with six more vessels loading cargo at the docks, for a total of ten ships, marking a strong start to the shipping season. Port Authority CEO Chris Heikkinen said that cargo volumes are currently higher than the multi-year average for this time of year, and after last year's highest throughput since the 1990s, growth is expected again this year. The port's traditional "top hat ceremony" was held early on March 25, with the first bulk carrier to arrive, the Captain Henry Jackman, being presented with the symbolic port
Open post TB省钱快报2025-05-03 14:33:02 EDT·News[This Week's Wall-Hanging Meal Recommendation] The Brew Pub Tuesday Wing Buffet
All you can eat 25 CAD/person, drinks 3.5 CAD with refills; wing flavors available: buffalo/honey garlic/bbq/salt & pepper/garlic & parmesan/cajun; 10 wings per round, can keep ordering; the restaurant has a nice overall atmosphere, and you can reserve window seats in advance; complimentary pre-meal bread rolls are provided;
Open post Thunder Bay本地新闻2025-05-02 22:01:51 EDT·NewsA large number of police officers are conducting a grid search in the Syndicate and Norah area on the south side of the city.
Multiple residents of Thunder Bay's south end say they have recently seen officers and police dogs conducting grid searches in their back alleys or along Arthur Street, and have received door-to-door notices from police along with requests for permission to enter. Some commenters worry that the early public announcement may give potential suspects time to move evidence; others say they understand the police need for transparent communication to ease public concerns. In a notice issued on April 25, police said the search area is mainly in multiple public and semi-public locations in the south end, and the operation will continue for several days, during which residents may see canine units, forensic personnel, and multiple marked police vehicles moving through back alleys and green spaces. Police also urged residents to temporarily...
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移民政策新闻2025-05-01 22:31:46 EDT·NewsTB RCIP employer list is out, let's go!
LAKEHEAD ROOFING & METAL CLADDING LTD . 1190 Russell Street, Thunder Bay MALTESE GROCERY LTD 301 Pearl Street, Thunder Bay CLARA INDUSTRIAL SERVICES LIMITED 1130 Commerce Street, Thunder Bay INSPIRED CABINETRY & GRANITE
Open post TB省钱快报2025-04-29 17:48:57 EDT·News[This Week's Wall-Hanging Meal Recommendation]
Too Good To Go surprise bag, look for the store at 1127 Oliver Rd, rated 4.7. The bag contents are shown in the picture. 4.99 CAD is enough for 2-3 meals.
Open post Thunder Bay本地新闻2025-04-29 00:03:49 EDT·NewsThunder Bay woman sexually assaulted and robbed after taking illegal ride-share arranged through group chat
Thunder Bay police report that at approximately 11 p.m. on April 24, a woman arranged an unlicensed ride-share through a group chat. Upon getting into the vehicle, she was threatened with a weapon by another passenger, forced to hand over valuables and complete an electronic transfer. She was later allowed to exit the vehicle and immediately called police. The Break and Enter and Robbery Unit took over the investigation and arrested 23-year-old Safwaan Mansuri and 21-year-old Harsh Jethava on April 25. Mansuri faces charges including armed robbery, forcible confinement, death threats, disguise with intent, and sexual assault with a weapon; J
Open post Thunder Bay本地新闻2025-04-27 21:14:10 EDT·NewsThunder Bay issues heavy rainfall warning: up to 50 mm expected
Environment Canada issued an alert on the evening of the 27th, forecasting a strong rainfall system to arrive in Thunder Bay on Monday afternoon and possibly last into the night. Estimated cumulative rainfall is 30-50 mm, with a risk of localized ponding and even flash flooding in low-lying areas. The ground is still partially frozen, reducing absorption capacity. Residents are reminded to clear drains promptly, avoid driving through water, and monitor further weather updates.
Open post Thunder Bay本地新闻2025-04-26 01:23:16 EDT·NewsThunder Bay Red River Road streetscape renovation enters final phase, expected to be completed in 6 to 8 weeks
On April 22, 2025, the City of Thunder Bay launched the final phase of the Red River Road streetscape renovation project. The construction section is located between St. Paul Street and Court Street, and is expected to be closed for 6 to 8 weeks, depending on weather conditions. The work includes paving the final surface, installing street furniture (such as benches, garbage cans, and bicycle racks), completing the electrical system, street lighting, and traffic signals. In addition, trees and perennial plants will be planted to enhance the street's appearance. Although the section will be closed to vehicles during construction, pedestrians will still be able to pass through. The
Open post TB省钱快报2025-04-24 17:46:29 EDT·News[This week's wall-mounted rice recommendation]
KFC 5.49+tax/8.99+tax
Open post Thunder Bay本地新闻2025-04-24 13:42:46 EDT·NewsApplications now open for employers seeking international recruitment
Thunder Bay - The Rural Community Immigration Pilot Program, run by the Thunder Bay Community Economic Development Commission, is now accepting employer applications. According to a release issued Thursday by Chongqing High-Speed Development Corporation, the program aims to help improve workforce attraction and retention by streamlining immigration pathways for skilled workers. "The Thunder Bay Higher Education Development Corporation is excited to launch the immigration pilot program again, which will build on our previous success in attracting and retaining skilled workers in the community. Programs like this play a crucial role in strengthening our local workforce," said Jamie Taylor, CEO of the Thunder Bay Higher Education Development Corporation, in a news release. "This year, we will take a more targeted approach"
