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Porter-Pascan agreement means more connections for travellers

Porter-Pascan agreement means more connections for travellers

Montreal-based Pascan will enable Northern passengers to reach more destinations
Top hat ceremony marks the start of shipping for 2025

Top hat ceremony marks the start of shipping for 2025

M.V. Captain Henry Jackman officially opened the 2025 Port of Thunder Bay shipping season
Colleges teaming up on aviation, veterinary program resources

Colleges teaming up on aviation, veterinary program resources

Strategic partnership to benefit students at Confederation, Seneca
Most northwest winter roads closed to transports

Most northwest winter roads closed to transports

Warming weather has left most winter roads to remote First Nations open to light loads only
Trucking industry, safety advocates, call for highway safety improvement

Trucking industry, safety advocates, call for highway safety improvement

Better oversight of driver training, more and better staffed facilities, highway improvements among those identified.
Ignace exploring airport and housing possibilities

Ignace exploring airport and housing possibilities

Northwestern Ont. township hires consultant to scope out uses for idled municipal airport
Ontario Northland's 'commitment to excellence' reaps $350M refurbishment deal

Ontario Northland's 'commitment to excellence' reaps $350M refurbishment deal

Crown agency will refurbish 121 GO Transit bi-level rail cars at its North Bay facility
North Bay plant refurbishes GO Transit cars made in Thunder Bay

North Bay plant refurbishes GO Transit cars made in Thunder Bay

A union spokesperson at the Alstom plant said he's 'not happy' work on passenger coaches built in Thunder Bay is going elsewhere
Sault mayor pushes steel mill to scale back Port of Algoma project

Sault mayor pushes steel mill to scale back Port of Algoma project

Matthew Shoemaker asks for scalable commercial port design with priority on servicing current port users first
Two Thunder Bay grain elevators changing hands

Two Thunder Bay grain elevators changing hands

Viterra grain terminals will be transferred to the control of global agri-business Bunge, which promises increased investment across Canada