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Ontario Police Dismantle Major Fentanyl and Cocaine Trafficking Rings in Record Seizures

Fentanyl · Toronto

Ontario Police Dismantle Major Fentanyl and Cocaine Trafficking Rings in Record Seizures

44% Left coverage: 39 sources

Indigenous youth lead protest in Timmins over Bill 5

Doug Ford · Kenora

Indigenous youth lead protest in Timmins over Bill 5

60% Left coverage: 10 sources

An Indigenous, youth-led protest was held in Timmins on Friday at the Mountjoy Conservation Historical Area. The group rallied against Bill 5, legislation aimed at fast-tracking projects in areas the government deems ‘special economic zones.’See the Story

Drug Analyzer Goes Mobile in Thunder Bay, Ont., in Wake of Consumption Site's Closure

NHS · Thunder Bay

Drug Analyzer Goes Mobile in Thunder Bay, Ont., in Wake of Consumption Site's Closure

Coverage: 4 sources

A new mobile outreach van is offering free drug checking in Thunder Bay, Ont., following the closure of the city's only supervised consumption site, where the service was formerly offered. In the community with the highest opioid-related death rate in the province, here's what advocates hope the service achieves.See the Story

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Hundreds of First Nations Members Protest Ontario Mining Bill at Queen’s Park

Low coverage from Right Sources

Hundreds of First Nations Members Protest Ontario Mining Bill at Queen’s Park

100% of Sources are High Factuality

Evacuee Recalls ‘Surreal’ Escape as Northern Ontario Wildfire Threatens First Nation

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

As a major wildfire threatens a First Nation in northwestern Ontario, one evacuee is recounting her "surreal" experience escaping the blaze on a military aircraft.Evacuations See the Story

Borderland Pride Won’t Cross the Border This Year

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

FORT FRANCES — Borderland Pride’s celebration of Pride Month will be as joyous and eventful as in prior years, Pride 2025 committee chair Abbey Calder says.Donald Trump · Fort Frances See the Story

Mental Health Therapist - Problem Gambling

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Italian immigrants carved place in workforce, society

June is Italian Heritage Month, bringing Thunder Bay’s Italian community together with dance, traditional food, and friendship. Tony Tarsitano, the public relations chairman for the Italian Cultural Centre, welcomed the large gathering, which included members of the Italian Society of Port Arthur and several other groups, and opened the ceremony […]Immigration · Fort Frances Read Article

Workplace smoking ban followed long-fought battle

It was 2003, and the general public had their elbows up with local bars and restaurant owners on two sides of the controversial proposed Tobacco Free Thunder Bay bylaw. A plebiscite in 2003 determined that almost 90 per of the citizens said, ‘yes, we want a bylaw to protect non-smokers,” particularly employees who […]Fort Frances · Fort Frances Read Article

Fort Frances Town Council adopts naming rights policy

In December 2024, council requested staff to research the possibility of creating a naming rights policy in an effort to increase Town revenue. That policy was brought to council at Monday night’s meeting and formally adopted. The report, which includes a draft policy, was brought to council by CAO Marcel […]Fort Frances · Fort Frances Read Article

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