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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

Councillors to get 1st look at proposal to restructure council and city wards

Councillors to get 1st look at proposal to restructure council and city wards

The council composition committee will drop their final report at Monday's city council meeting.
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City staff recommends the sale of Woodside Parkette

City staff recommends the sale of Woodside Parkette

City staff says the land can be used to support building additional housing.
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307 property owners owe $3 million in uncollected taxes

307 property owners owe $3 million in uncollected taxes

City begins asking property owners to pay uncollected property tax.
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Scotties brought estimated millions of eyes to Thunder Bay: CEDC

Scotties brought estimated millions of eyes to Thunder Bay: CEDC

CEDC’s media campaigns show uptick in eyes watching Thunder Bay.
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City among most vulnerable in Ontario to tariff threat: Oliver

City among most vulnerable in Ontario to tariff threat: Oliver

Thunder Bay could be one of the hardest hit by U.S. tariffs, so city council takes a stand to do what it takes to work with federal and provincial levels of government.
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Violent crime rate on par with some US cities: study

Violent crime rate on par with some US cities: study

The City of Thunder Bay has the second highest violent crime rate in Canada, at 546.1.
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Human trafficking is 'calculated' says event organizer

Human trafficking is 'calculated' says event organizer

Human trafficking can take the form of unhealthy relationships and the lack of knowledge on consent, says Nishnawbe Aski Police Service.
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City will soon streamline development services

City will soon streamline development services

City staff will present their one-stop development shop to council during committee of the whole on Monday.
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Encampment funding secured, but not for affordable housing

Encampment funding secured, but not for affordable housing

TBDSSAB was denied affordable housing funding from the province but got encampment funding for the temporary shelter village.
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American neighbours aren't our enemies, says Mayor Boshcoff

American neighbours aren't our enemies, says Mayor Boshcoff

With fears of a pending trade war still gripping the nation, Mayor Ken Boshcoff advises that border cities need to keep open the lines of communication with their southern neighbours.
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