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Pulmonary Hypertension Awareness Month
NOVEMBER 2018
WHEREAS, Pulmonary Hypertension (PH) is a very complex and serious lung disease, which is progressive and potentially fatal. It can strike anyone regardless of age, sex, social, or ethnic background.
Financial Literacy MonthNOVEMBER 2018
WHEREAS, the Government of Canada, through the office of Canada’s Financial Literacy Reader and the Financial Consumer Agenda of Canada, has designated November as Financial Literacy Month; and
WHEREAS, an understanding of personal banking and finance is an important life skill for young people, including those living in Northern Ontario; and
WHEREAS, Northern Credit Union is committed to serving the needs of northern communities, including developing and delivering financial literacy..
Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week 2018Celebrating 25 Years at the Terry Fox Information CentreTourism Thunder Bay officially opened the Terry Fox Information Centre on Oct. 29, 1993.
100th Anniversary of the End of the First World WarIt’s been 100 years since the end of the First World War, and to mark this significant anniversary, a series of weekend events and tributes are planned throughout the city from Nov. 2 – 4.
Fatal Fire at Taylor Drive Under InvestigationResults Presented for Potential Northern Centre of Excellence for Addiction and Mental HealthIn partnership with the Centre for Rural and Northern Health Research (CRaNHR), the Thunder Bay Drug Strategy presented the findings from its collaborative research and regional engagement process towards the establishment of a Northern Centre of Excellence for Addiction and Mental Health.
“Northwestern Ontario presents unique geographic and cultural needs that make the prevention and treatment of substance use, as well as support for mental health, challenging,” said Cynthia Olsen, Coordinator, Thunder.
Curbside Leaf & Yard Waste Collection Starts TomorrowCurbside collection of organic leaf and yard waste collection will take place from Oct. 30 - Nov.
Clerk’s Office Releases Official 2018 Municipal Election ResultsAs declared by John Hannam, City Clerk, under the Municipal Elections Act 1996, the Official Results of the 2018 Municipal Election and District School Board Elections have been released.
Voters selected representatives to Thunder Bay City Council and the School Board that they support.
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