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At Thunder Bay Media Distributors, we are we are the largest distributor of flyers, samples and catalogue in the Thunder Bay area. You want to target your message directly to potential customers? Call us for more details on how we can help you. We service or all your publicity delivery needs between Marathon and Dryden, including Thunder Bay.
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At the heart of our community, on 1 Paul Shaffer Drive, stands the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium an impressive 1,500 seat performing arts centre. Since its grand opening on October 16, 1985, the TBCA has been host to countless events and millions of patrons. - See more at: http://www.tbca.com/article/-653.asp#sthash.DPLPV8Hy.dpuf
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75 Cumberland St S, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 1A3
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75 Cumberland St S, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 1A3
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Ceremony Marks Anniversary Of Battle Of Britainmonday, September 22, 2014The Bravery And Sacrifices Of Airmen During The Battle Of Britain Were Remembered Sunday At The Lakehead Air Force Monument At Thunder Bay International Airport With A Parade And Wreath Placing Ceremoclimate Change Matters, Walkers Insistmonday, September 22, 2014The Peoples Climate Walk Took Place In More Than 5,000 Communities, Including Thunder Bay, Worldwide On Sunday.Time For Province And Feds To Stop Fiddling On Ring Of Firemonday, September 22, 2014An Apparent Leadership Vacuum In The Ring Of Fire Mining Belt Has Again Resulted In Fingerpointing Among Politicians, This Time In Ottawa.
Ceremony Marks Anniversary Of Battle Of Britainmonday, September 22, 2014The Bravery And Sacrifices Of Airmen During The Battle Of Britain Were Remembered Sunday At The Lakehead Air Force Monument At Thunder Bay International Airport With A Parade And Wreath Placing Ceremoclimate Change Matters, Walkers Insistmonday, September 22, 2014The Peoples Climate Walk Took Place In More Than 5,000 Communities, Including Thunder Bay, Worldwide On Sunday.
The province first announced its intention to establish an infrastructure development corporation in early July, which would decide how to invest Ontario's $1-billion dollar commitment to Ring of Fire infrastructure. The corporation would 'work to bring First Nations and the public and private sectors together to create partnerships and facilitate investment decisions in strategic transportation infrastructure.
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