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Clint Fleury, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Clint Fleury, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Clint Fleury is a web reporter covering Northwestern Ontario and the Superior North Regions. Born in Winnipeg, Clint moved to Thunder Bay to pursue his passion for writing. He has a particular interest in performing spoken word poetry and writing short fiction. He covers civic issues in Thunder Bay under the Local Journalism Initiative, which is funded by the Government of Canada.

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Recent Work by Clint

For-profit homecare company leave union in the dark

For-profit homecare company leave union in the dark

Union healthcare workers are taking a stand against their employer for their lack of transparency at the negotiating table.
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Injured workers rally against $2-billion WSIB refund

Injured workers rally against $2-billion WSIB refund

The provincial government announced the payments as part of a larger business support initiative.
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Cumberland Street roundabout moves forward

Cumberland Street roundabout moves forward

City council awards tender for the Cumberland Street roundabout reconstruction project.
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Candidate Profile: Brendan Hyatt

Candidate Profile: Brendan Hyatt

The deputy reeve of LaVallee Township is eyeing the Thunder Bay-Rainy River MP seat on Parliament Hill.
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Council and ward reforms defeated, again

Council and ward reforms defeated, again

Recommended changes to the city council's composition were voted down for a second time, as were two other last minute suggestions raised by councilors.
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'Cannot confirm or deny' it’s a Costco says developer

'Cannot confirm or deny' it’s a Costco says developer

The rumored Costco site gets rezoning approval from city council after Monday’s public meeting.
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Kam River Heritage Park back on table for shelter village site

Kam River Heritage Park back on table for shelter village site

The homeless village shelter debate has once again moved to the south side of the city as city staff has been asked to bring back a report weighing Kam River Heritage Park against the Neebing-McIntyre Floodway location.
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More powers for planning staff could increase efficiency: city administration

More powers for planning staff could increase efficiency: city administration

City staff is asking council to allow them to start the work to streamline development approval processes.
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Despite tariffs, Thunder Bay port expects another record setting year

Despite tariffs, Thunder Bay port expects another record setting year

The Thunder Bay Port Authority is keeping an eye on the tariff threats but anticipates another record setting year.  
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Trade war impacts tops list of election issues for Chamber of Commerce

Trade war impacts tops list of election issues for Chamber of Commerce

The Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce ask federal candidates to champion key policies to advance economic growth.
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