A milestone for Red Lake. Union Gas, along with government officials, are celebrating the completion of a pipeline that will deliver natural gas to the municipality. District Manager of the Northwest Region David Sword says it's going to bring nothing but good things to residents. Sword adds they have provided natural gas to about 400 homes so far, and plan to add 400 more next year.
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Domar In Talks With Northern Iron
Trick Or Treating Safety Tips
Halloween & Diabetes
A different kind of trick or treat. Richard Boon of the Northwestern Ontario chapter of the Canadian Diabetes Association says having diabetes should not prevent a child from having fun on Halloween. Boon has a safe-tip for those giving out this year. Boon also suggests for parents to emphasize the fun parts of Halloween such as decorating and costumes, instead of focusing on candy.
NOSTA AGM This Week
Missing 14 Year Old Boy
Gas Soaked Cat Found In Westfort
Officials with the Thunder Bay Humane Society are calling it disturbing. They say a cat that was soaked in gasoline was found wandering on the 14 hundred block of West Mary Street yesterday. They want anyone who knows anything about this to call them or the police. Director Maryann Kleynendorst is hoping the publicity will help to flush out whoever may be responsible. In addition, Kleynendorst says police have information that there may be more than one cat that was doused.
Pellet Fire At Canada Malting
Thunder Bay Firefighters will be at Canada
Malting, the old Sask Pool 7 elevator on the waterfront as they continue to
monitor a pellet fire. Fire crews say a pellet bin was seen smouldering causing
smoke. Crews at the scene were having a difficult time getting water on the
pellets according to Platoon Chief Les Newman. Newman says the cause of the fire
is still being determined.
Council Passes EMS Plan
City Council is maintaining the status quo when it comes to the operation of Superior North EMS and it's stations across the district. Council approved a report last night saying none of the 14 stations across the district will be closed in the foreseeable future. However, Chief Norm Gale no longer has to consult with communities before closing a station.
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