ThunderBay Daily News Brief | 2026-02-23
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Thunder Bay Daily News Briefing (February 23, 2026)
Today's Top Picks 10 items, from TBNewsWatch + CBC Thunder Bay.
1. Mill manager praises Thunder Bay's final paper roll
Original title:Mill manager eulogizes final paper reel in Thunder Bay
Summary:The last newsprint from Thunder Bay's pulp and paper mill marks the shift to kraft paper production
Source: TBNewsWatch | View original
2. 'Incredibly exciting': Library begins multi-million dollar overhaul
Original title:‘Incredibly exciting’: Library starts multi-million dollar overhaul
Summary:Phase one renovations at the Waverley Library have begun, with follow-up work expected to continue until 2027.
Source: TBNewsWatch | View original
3. Jaw pain, neck tension: A broader look at TMJD
Original title:Jaw pain, neck tension: A broader look at TMJD
Summary:Many people attribute jaw pain, headaches, and neck stiffness to stress, posture, or long hours at a desk
Source: TBNewsWatch | View original
4. Good morning, Thunder Bay!
Original title:Good Morning, Thunder Bay!
Summary:No latest summary available.
Source: TBNewsWatch | View original
5. Thunder Bay dive club makes waves in Ottawa
Original title:Thunder Bay Diving Club Made a Splash in Ottawa
Summary:No latest summary available.
Source: TBNewsWatch | View original
6. Annual fundraising dinner and gala celebrates Black History Month
Original title:Annual fundraising dinner and gala celebrates Black History Month
Summary:Jendaya Hopkins, co-founder of the Kwetu Youth Hub under the Northwest Black Collective, says they are celebrating all
Source: TBNewsWatch | View original
7. The Trews: 30 years of undying rock passion in Thunder Bay
Original title:The Trews: 30 years of unfading rock passion hits Thunder Bay
Summary:Canadian rockers still love their job, and it shows in their performances every night.
Source: TBNewsWatch | View original
8. 'The Eternal Sled' returns in 2026
Original title:Sled for Eternity returns for 2026
Summary:Geoff Lott, shop mechanic and manager for the adult and youth challenge in Winnipeg, Manitoba, says this year they hope to raise $50
Source: TBNewsWatch | View original
9. Thunder Bay, Ont. streets covered in ice and snow, raising concerns about winter travel
Original title:Snow-covered streets in Thunder Bay, Ont., spark concerns about winter accessibility
Summary:With 30 cm of snow falling in Thunder Bay, Ont. since Tuesday night, disability advocates say those with mobility devices
Source: CBC Thunder Bay | View original
10. Ontario vacationers 'shocked' as tensions escalate in Mexico
Original title:Ontarians on vacation ‘flabbergasted’ as tensions in Mexico escalate
Summary:Ontarians staying in Mexico are in disbelief as tensions between cartels and the military began to escalate on Sunday.
Source: CBC Thunder Bay | View original
This post was automatically compiled by the Thunder Bay local news assistant.
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