FORT WILLIAM HISTORICAL PARK TO REOPEN JUNE 3, 2022
THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO ~~~~~ May 31, 2022 (LSNews) Following severe flooding from the Kaministiquia River, restoration of Fort William Historical Park is well underway. The site is currently available for weddings and conferences, with living history guided tours and campground use to resume on Friday, June 3. Full public program activities will resume on Canada Day, with summer day camps proceeding as planned through July and August.
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The Great Migration!” in support of wetland conservation.
THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO ~~~~~ May 14, 2022 (LSNews) Join us Saturday, June 11, 2022 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. for a fun-filled family friendly Amazing Race style day of “ducky” activities, where teams will be encouraged to score the highest points in 10 challenges hosted along the Boulevard Lake Loop, and a pre-event city-wide scavenger hunt.
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CANADA DAY KICK-OFF THE SUMMER SEASON AT FORT WILLIAM HISTORICAL PARK
THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO June 27, 2022 (LSNews) Remember, learn and engage this Canada Day at Fort William Historical Park. Join us July 1st from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for a day filled with family-friendly activities. Come explore the Anishinaabe Encampment and Fort William to learn about and celebrate our nation’s diverse heritage.
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Dick Spooner fundraiser for Ukraine
THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO ~~~~ July 4, 2022 (LSNews) Thunder Bay artist Dick Spooner sits behind two of his photographs in the sanctuary of Trinity United Church on Algoma Street.
Spooner will be one of 40 artists and crafts people who are donating their art works to a fundraiser for Ukraine this Saturday, July 09th.
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