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  1. Nos 12 - 22 Cumberland Street North 3.

    Constructed in 1909, The Lyceum Theatre at Nos 12 - 22 Cumberland Street North in Thunder Bay Ontario was originally used to showcase travelling Vaudeville Shows and Musical Acts. It was converted into a movie theatre in 1932.

    Canon EOS 5DS
    Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
    Silver EFEX Pro

    #photography #monochrome #architecture #thunderbay #blackandwhitephotography #bnw #noiretblanc #originalphotography #building #canadian

  2. Nos 12 - 22 Cumberland Street North 3.

    Constructed in 1909, The Lyceum Theatre at Nos 12 - 22 Cumberland Street North in Thunder Bay Ontario was originally used to showcase travelling Vaudeville Shows and Musical Acts. It was converted into a movie theatre in 1932.

    Canon EOS 5DS
    Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
    Silver EFEX Pro

    #photography #monochrome #architecture #thunderbay #blackandwhitephotography #bnw #noiretblanc #originalphotography #building #canadian

  3. Nos 12 - 22 Cumberland Street North 3.

    Constructed in 1909, The Lyceum Theatre at Nos 12 - 22 Cumberland Street North in Thunder Bay Ontario was originally used to showcase travelling Vaudeville Shows and Musical Acts. It was converted into a movie theatre in 1932.

    Canon EOS 5DS
    Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
    Silver EFEX Pro

    #photography #monochrome #architecture #thunderbay #blackandwhitephotography #bnw #noiretblanc #originalphotography #building #canadian

  4. Nos 12 - 22 Cumberland Street North 3.

    Constructed in 1909, The Lyceum Theatre at Nos 12 - 22 Cumberland Street North in Thunder Bay Ontario was originally used to showcase travelling Vaudeville Shows and Musical Acts. It was converted into a movie theatre in 1932.

    Canon EOS 5DS
    Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
    Silver EFEX Pro

    #photography #monochrome #architecture #thunderbay #blackandwhitephotography #bnw #noiretblanc #originalphotography #building #canadian

  5. Nos 12 - 22 Cumberland Street North 3.

    Constructed in 1909, The Lyceum Theatre at Nos 12 - 22 Cumberland Street North in Thunder Bay Ontario was originally used to showcase travelling Vaudeville Shows and Musical Acts. It was converted into a movie theatre in 1932.

    Canon EOS 5DS
    Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
    Silver EFEX Pro

    #photography #monochrome #architecture #thunderbay #blackandwhitephotography #bnw #noiretblanc #originalphotography #building #canadian

  6. “Polio swept through #Winnipeg in the early ’50s. Neil had it and I did too. So did my brothers. We all had it at the same time. But Neil was always very focused. It didn’t matter what obstacle was there, he overcame it. I felt the same.

    Neil and I were among a bunch of teenage guys who were learning how to play guitar and starting #bands in Winnipeg. Every Sunday, there was a #RadioShow called Hello Britain, where they’d play all the top hits from #England. It might be #ShaneFenton And The Fentones or Cliff Richard And #TheShadows. Then it was just The Shadows or #TheOutlaws. We copied all this stuff and played it on stage.

    We’d get the bus to the community centre and Neil would be there with #TheSquires. We’d stay there all night and watch them. I was pretty amazed when he started playing the folk clubs on his own. He radically changes his mind and his direction, to the shock of everyone. But then, he’s done this all his life. I used to go the #Riverboat [Coffee House] in #Toronto all the time. I saw #GordonLightfoot, #JoniMitchell and Ramblin’ #JackElliott. It was quite fantastic. I saw Neil many times there, just acoustic. I’d think, ‘Yeah, he can do it. He can be a folk singer.’

    When I left in ’65 to tour the States with #TheGuessWho I sent a note back to Neil, saying, “You gotta get out of town. This is where you really get appreciated.” So he left and went to #ThunderBay, then #FortWilliam, and met #StephenStills. Then – boom – he started #BuffaloSpringfield.”

    Randy Bachman telling Neil Young to, ‘get out of town’.

    #ThArchives / #RandyBachman / #Canada / #rock / #RockMusic

  7. “Polio swept through #Winnipeg in the early ’50s. Neil had it and I did too. So did my brothers. We all had it at the same time. But Neil was always very focused. It didn’t matter what obstacle was there, he overcame it. I felt the same.

    Neil and I were among a bunch of teenage guys who were learning how to play guitar and starting #bands in Winnipeg. Every Sunday, there was a #RadioShow called Hello Britain, where they’d play all the top hits from #England. It might be #ShaneFenton And The Fentones or Cliff Richard And #TheShadows. Then it was just The Shadows or #TheOutlaws. We copied all this stuff and played it on stage.

    We’d get the bus to the community centre and Neil would be there with #TheSquires. We’d stay there all night and watch them. I was pretty amazed when he started playing the folk clubs on his own. He radically changes his mind and his direction, to the shock of everyone. But then, he’s done this all his life. I used to go the #Riverboat [Coffee House] in #Toronto all the time. I saw #GordonLightfoot, #JoniMitchell and Ramblin’ #JackElliott. It was quite fantastic. I saw Neil many times there, just acoustic. I’d think, ‘Yeah, he can do it. He can be a folk singer.’

    When I left in ’65 to tour the States with #TheGuessWho I sent a note back to Neil, saying, “You gotta get out of town. This is where you really get appreciated.” So he left and went to #ThunderBay, then #FortWilliam, and met #StephenStills. Then – boom – he started #BuffaloSpringfield.”

    Randy Bachman telling Neil Young to, ‘get out of town’.

    #ThArchives / #RandyBachman / #Canada / #rock / #RockMusic

  8. “Polio swept through #Winnipeg in the early ’50s. Neil had it and I did too. So did my brothers. We all had it at the same time. But Neil was always very focused. It didn’t matter what obstacle was there, he overcame it. I felt the same.

    Neil and I were among a bunch of teenage guys who were learning how to play guitar and starting #bands in Winnipeg. Every Sunday, there was a #RadioShow called Hello Britain, where they’d play all the top hits from #England. It might be #ShaneFenton And The Fentones or Cliff Richard And #TheShadows. Then it was just The Shadows or #TheOutlaws. We copied all this stuff and played it on stage.

    We’d get the bus to the community centre and Neil would be there with #TheSquires. We’d stay there all night and watch them. I was pretty amazed when he started playing the folk clubs on his own. He radically changes his mind and his direction, to the shock of everyone. But then, he’s done this all his life. I used to go the #Riverboat [Coffee House] in #Toronto all the time. I saw #GordonLightfoot, #JoniMitchell and Ramblin’ #JackElliott. It was quite fantastic. I saw Neil many times there, just acoustic. I’d think, ‘Yeah, he can do it. He can be a folk singer.’

    When I left in ’65 to tour the States with #TheGuessWho I sent a note back to Neil, saying, “You gotta get out of town. This is where you really get appreciated.” So he left and went to #ThunderBay, then #FortWilliam, and met #StephenStills. Then – boom – he started #BuffaloSpringfield.”

    Randy Bachman telling Neil Young to, ‘get out of town’.

    #ThArchives / #RandyBachman / #Canada / #rock / #RockMusic

  9. “Polio swept through #Winnipeg in the early ’50s. Neil had it and I did too. So did my brothers. We all had it at the same time. But Neil was always very focused. It didn’t matter what obstacle was there, he overcame it. I felt the same.

    Neil and I were among a bunch of teenage guys who were learning how to play guitar and starting #bands in Winnipeg. Every Sunday, there was a #RadioShow called Hello Britain, where they’d play all the top hits from #England. It might be #ShaneFenton And The Fentones or Cliff Richard And #TheShadows. Then it was just The Shadows or #TheOutlaws. We copied all this stuff and played it on stage.

    We’d get the bus to the community centre and Neil would be there with #TheSquires. We’d stay there all night and watch them. I was pretty amazed when he started playing the folk clubs on his own. He radically changes his mind and his direction, to the shock of everyone. But then, he’s done this all his life. I used to go the #Riverboat [Coffee House] in #Toronto all the time. I saw #GordonLightfoot, #JoniMitchell and Ramblin’ #JackElliott. It was quite fantastic. I saw Neil many times there, just acoustic. I’d think, ‘Yeah, he can do it. He can be a folk singer.’

    When I left in ’65 to tour the States with #TheGuessWho I sent a note back to Neil, saying, “You gotta get out of town. This is where you really get appreciated.” So he left and went to #ThunderBay, then #FortWilliam, and met #StephenStills. Then – boom – he started #BuffaloSpringfield.”

    Randy Bachman telling Neil Young to, ‘get out of town’.

    #ThArchives / #RandyBachman / #Canada / #rock / #RockMusic

  10. “Polio swept through #Winnipeg in the early ’50s. Neil had it and I did too. So did my brothers. We all had it at the same time. But Neil was always very focused. It didn’t matter what obstacle was there, he overcame it. I felt the same.

    Neil and I were among a bunch of teenage guys who were learning how to play guitar and starting #bands in Winnipeg. Every Sunday, there was a #RadioShow called Hello Britain, where they’d play all the top hits from #England. It might be #ShaneFenton And The Fentones or Cliff Richard And #TheShadows. Then it was just The Shadows or #TheOutlaws. We copied all this stuff and played it on stage.

    We’d get the bus to the community centre and Neil would be there with #TheSquires. We’d stay there all night and watch them. I was pretty amazed when he started playing the folk clubs on his own. He radically changes his mind and his direction, to the shock of everyone. But then, he’s done this all his life. I used to go the #Riverboat [Coffee House] in #Toronto all the time. I saw #GordonLightfoot, #JoniMitchell and Ramblin’ #JackElliott. It was quite fantastic. I saw Neil many times there, just acoustic. I’d think, ‘Yeah, he can do it. He can be a folk singer.’

    When I left in ’65 to tour the States with #TheGuessWho I sent a note back to Neil, saying, “You gotta get out of town. This is where you really get appreciated.” So he left and went to #ThunderBay, then #FortWilliam, and met #StephenStills. Then – boom – he started #BuffaloSpringfield.”

    Randy Bachman telling Neil Young to, ‘get out of town’.

    #ThArchives / #RandyBachman / #Canada / #rock / #RockMusic

  11. #ThunderBayON - City Spaces - Honouring Indigenous Space and Place

    "The City of Thunder Bay is committed to honouring and celebrating Indigenous space and place. The Indigenous Relations and Inclusion Office will work to collaborate on new place-making initiatives and opportunities for welcoming spaces in the city to identify heritage recognition and honour history and culture by maintaining and enhancing existing spaces.

    The #SpiritGarden

    The Spirit Garden was built in collaboration with Indigenous and city partners through the Prince Arthur’s Landing development, which was completed in 2011. The Spirit Garden is a space to honour the history and cultures of Indigenous peoples in the city. The Circle is reflected in the overall design of the spaces to represent inclusiveness and bridging of worldviews.

    The #HonouringCircle (#SacredFire)

    On the shore of #Kitchigami (Big Ocean/Lake Superior) looking East with #Nanabijou (Sleeping Giant) on the horizon, the Honouring Circle maintains the vision of honouring #TurtleIsland through its configuring of stones surrounding the fire pit. The fire pit is also placed in the centre of the Medicine Wheel, to honour the teaching principles of the #Anishinaabe.

    The #HonouringCircle is a place of contemplation, ceremony and contribution. The Anishinaabe have always recognized the geographic and cultural importance of this area.

    The #CelebrationCircle (Outdoor Theatre) – Within The Spirit Garden

    The form of the Celebration Circle is inspired by #RoyThomas’ concept for the space to pay homage to Turtle Island based on the Anishinaabe Creation Story. The site was designed in collaboration between Indigenous artist and architect #RyanGorrie of Thunder Bay and #BrookMcIlroy architects. Its form is inspired by traditional Anishinaabe bentwood building techniques using wood harvested by #IndigenousArtist #GeorgePrice and fabricated at #FortWilliamFirstNation.

    The Circle symbolizes an '#inclusive circle' between all people and creation and is a way to honour the local Indigenous and Original Peoples of the land. It serves as a common ground – a spiritual place, a place of meditation and celebration gathering together all cultures. This space is embraced as a teaching and gathering space where stories can be shared from the perspective of the First Nations peoples who have lived on this shoreline for millennia.

    St. Joseph’s Indian Residential School Memorial

    Learn more about the St. Joseph’s Residential School Memorial site on the Doors Open Ontario website."

    Learn more:
    thunderbay.ca/en/city-hall/cit

    #SolarPunkSunday #ThunderBay #IndigenousGardens #IndigenousCulture #IndigenousHistory #Earth4All #CulturalPreservation #HonoringIndigenousHistory

  12. #ThunderBayON - City Spaces - Honouring Indigenous Space and Place

    "The City of Thunder Bay is committed to honouring and celebrating Indigenous space and place. The Indigenous Relations and Inclusion Office will work to collaborate on new place-making initiatives and opportunities for welcoming spaces in the city to identify heritage recognition and honour history and culture by maintaining and enhancing existing spaces.

    The #SpiritGarden

    The Spirit Garden was built in collaboration with Indigenous and city partners through the Prince Arthur’s Landing development, which was completed in 2011. The Spirit Garden is a space to honour the history and cultures of Indigenous peoples in the city. The Circle is reflected in the overall design of the spaces to represent inclusiveness and bridging of worldviews.

    The #HonouringCircle (#SacredFire)

    On the shore of #Kitchigami (Big Ocean/Lake Superior) looking East with #Nanabijou (Sleeping Giant) on the horizon, the Honouring Circle maintains the vision of honouring #TurtleIsland through its configuring of stones surrounding the fire pit. The fire pit is also placed in the centre of the Medicine Wheel, to honour the teaching principles of the #Anishinaabe.

    The #HonouringCircle is a place of contemplation, ceremony and contribution. The Anishinaabe have always recognized the geographic and cultural importance of this area.

    The #CelebrationCircle (Outdoor Theatre) – Within The Spirit Garden

    The form of the Celebration Circle is inspired by #RoyThomas’ concept for the space to pay homage to Turtle Island based on the Anishinaabe Creation Story. The site was designed in collaboration between Indigenous artist and architect #RyanGorrie of Thunder Bay and #BrookMcIlroy architects. Its form is inspired by traditional Anishinaabe bentwood building techniques using wood harvested by #IndigenousArtist #GeorgePrice and fabricated at #FortWilliamFirstNation.

    The Circle symbolizes an '#inclusive circle' between all people and creation and is a way to honour the local Indigenous and Original Peoples of the land. It serves as a common ground – a spiritual place, a place of meditation and celebration gathering together all cultures. This space is embraced as a teaching and gathering space where stories can be shared from the perspective of the First Nations peoples who have lived on this shoreline for millennia.

    St. Joseph’s Indian Residential School Memorial

    Learn more about the St. Joseph’s Residential School Memorial site on the Doors Open Ontario website."

    Learn more:
    thunderbay.ca/en/city-hall/cit

    #SolarPunkSunday #ThunderBay #IndigenousGardens #IndigenousCulture #IndigenousHistory #Earth4All #CulturalPreservation #HonoringIndigenousHistory

  13. #ThunderBayON - City Spaces - Honouring Indigenous Space and Place

    "The City of Thunder Bay is committed to honouring and celebrating Indigenous space and place. The Indigenous Relations and Inclusion Office will work to collaborate on new place-making initiatives and opportunities for welcoming spaces in the city to identify heritage recognition and honour history and culture by maintaining and enhancing existing spaces.

    The #SpiritGarden

    The Spirit Garden was built in collaboration with Indigenous and city partners through the Prince Arthur’s Landing development, which was completed in 2011. The Spirit Garden is a space to honour the history and cultures of Indigenous peoples in the city. The Circle is reflected in the overall design of the spaces to represent inclusiveness and bridging of worldviews.

    The #HonouringCircle (#SacredFire)

    On the shore of #Kitchigami (Big Ocean/Lake Superior) looking East with #Nanabijou (Sleeping Giant) on the horizon, the Honouring Circle maintains the vision of honouring #TurtleIsland through its configuring of stones surrounding the fire pit. The fire pit is also placed in the centre of the Medicine Wheel, to honour the teaching principles of the #Anishinaabe.

    The #HonouringCircle is a place of contemplation, ceremony and contribution. The Anishinaabe have always recognized the geographic and cultural importance of this area.

    The #CelebrationCircle (Outdoor Theatre) – Within The Spirit Garden

    The form of the Celebration Circle is inspired by #RoyThomas’ concept for the space to pay homage to Turtle Island based on the Anishinaabe Creation Story. The site was designed in collaboration between Indigenous artist and architect #RyanGorrie of Thunder Bay and #BrookMcIlroy architects. Its form is inspired by traditional Anishinaabe bentwood building techniques using wood harvested by #IndigenousArtist #GeorgePrice and fabricated at #FortWilliamFirstNation.

    The Circle symbolizes an '#inclusive circle' between all people and creation and is a way to honour the local Indigenous and Original Peoples of the land. It serves as a common ground – a spiritual place, a place of meditation and celebration gathering together all cultures. This space is embraced as a teaching and gathering space where stories can be shared from the perspective of the First Nations peoples who have lived on this shoreline for millennia.

    St. Joseph’s Indian Residential School Memorial

    Learn more about the St. Joseph’s Residential School Memorial site on the Doors Open Ontario website."

    Learn more:
    thunderbay.ca/en/city-hall/cit

    #SolarPunkSunday #ThunderBay #IndigenousGardens #IndigenousCulture #IndigenousHistory #Earth4All #CulturalPreservation #HonoringIndigenousHistory

  14. #IndigenousGardens in #Ontario

    " #Indigenous gardens and other special places are designed for people to gather, learn, heal, reflect and celebrate the diverse and rich #FirstNations, #Inuit and #Métis cultures.

    "From the banks of the St. Marys River in #SaultSainteMarie and #LakeSuperior in #ThunderBay to downtown #Toronto, learn about the important role of Indigenous gardens in honouring #IndigenousCulture and knowledge in Ontario.

    "Traditional plants, including the four sacred medicines — #sage, #tobacco, #cedar and #sweetgrass — are often integral to Indigenous gardens.

    - Sage is often used in smudging, where the smoke is washed over participants to cleanse away negative energy.
    - Cedar is a protective medicine that can be used as cedar tea, cedar baths or hung in the home to guard against bad elements.
    - Sweetgrass is a kindness medicine. It reminds us to be good to others, the world and ourselves.
    - Tobacco is a relationship medicine offered to start things: before a harvest, before a hunt, before asking for assistance from an Elder or to start the day. It opens up communication and ushers in good energy.

    "Learn more about Indigenous gardens in Ontario and their significance. This is a short list of the many Indigenous gardens across the province. Please respect these Indigenous spaces, as not all gardens are open to the public."

    Learn more:
    destinationontario.com/en-ca/a

    #SolarPunkSunday #Canada #FirstNations #CulturalPreservation #TraditionalAgriculture #TraditionalMedicine #MedicinalPlants #IndigenousKnowledge

  15. #IndigenousGardens in #Ontario

    " #Indigenous gardens and other special places are designed for people to gather, learn, heal, reflect and celebrate the diverse and rich #FirstNations, #Inuit and #Métis cultures.

    "From the banks of the St. Marys River in #SaultSainteMarie and #LakeSuperior in #ThunderBay to downtown #Toronto, learn about the important role of Indigenous gardens in honouring #IndigenousCulture and knowledge in Ontario.

    "Traditional plants, including the four sacred medicines — #sage, #tobacco, #cedar and #sweetgrass — are often integral to Indigenous gardens.

    - Sage is often used in smudging, where the smoke is washed over participants to cleanse away negative energy.
    - Cedar is a protective medicine that can be used as cedar tea, cedar baths or hung in the home to guard against bad elements.
    - Sweetgrass is a kindness medicine. It reminds us to be good to others, the world and ourselves.
    - Tobacco is a relationship medicine offered to start things: before a harvest, before a hunt, before asking for assistance from an Elder or to start the day. It opens up communication and ushers in good energy.

    "Learn more about Indigenous gardens in Ontario and their significance. This is a short list of the many Indigenous gardens across the province. Please respect these Indigenous spaces, as not all gardens are open to the public."

    Learn more:
    destinationontario.com/en-ca/a

    #SolarPunkSunday #Canada #FirstNations #CulturalPreservation #TraditionalAgriculture #TraditionalMedicine #MedicinalPlants #IndigenousKnowledge

  16. #IndigenousGardens in #Ontario

    " #Indigenous gardens and other special places are designed for people to gather, learn, heal, reflect and celebrate the diverse and rich #FirstNations, #Inuit and #Métis cultures.

    "From the banks of the St. Marys River in #SaultSainteMarie and #LakeSuperior in #ThunderBay to downtown #Toronto, learn about the important role of Indigenous gardens in honouring #IndigenousCulture and knowledge in Ontario.

    "Traditional plants, including the four sacred medicines — #sage, #tobacco, #cedar and #sweetgrass — are often integral to Indigenous gardens.

    - Sage is often used in smudging, where the smoke is washed over participants to cleanse away negative energy.
    - Cedar is a protective medicine that can be used as cedar tea, cedar baths or hung in the home to guard against bad elements.
    - Sweetgrass is a kindness medicine. It reminds us to be good to others, the world and ourselves.
    - Tobacco is a relationship medicine offered to start things: before a harvest, before a hunt, before asking for assistance from an Elder or to start the day. It opens up communication and ushers in good energy.

    "Learn more about Indigenous gardens in Ontario and their significance. This is a short list of the many Indigenous gardens across the province. Please respect these Indigenous spaces, as not all gardens are open to the public."

    Learn more:
    destinationontario.com/en-ca/a

    #SolarPunkSunday #Canada #FirstNations #CulturalPreservation #TraditionalAgriculture #TraditionalMedicine #MedicinalPlants #IndigenousKnowledge

  17. #IndigenousGardens in #Ontario

    " #Indigenous gardens and other special places are designed for people to gather, learn, heal, reflect and celebrate the diverse and rich #FirstNations, #Inuit and #Métis cultures.

    "From the banks of the St. Marys River in #SaultSainteMarie and #LakeSuperior in #ThunderBay to downtown #Toronto, learn about the important role of Indigenous gardens in honouring #IndigenousCulture and knowledge in Ontario.

    "Traditional plants, including the four sacred medicines — #sage, #tobacco, #cedar and #sweetgrass — are often integral to Indigenous gardens.

    - Sage is often used in smudging, where the smoke is washed over participants to cleanse away negative energy.
    - Cedar is a protective medicine that can be used as cedar tea, cedar baths or hung in the home to guard against bad elements.
    - Sweetgrass is a kindness medicine. It reminds us to be good to others, the world and ourselves.
    - Tobacco is a relationship medicine offered to start things: before a harvest, before a hunt, before asking for assistance from an Elder or to start the day. It opens up communication and ushers in good energy.

    "Learn more about Indigenous gardens in Ontario and their significance. This is a short list of the many Indigenous gardens across the province. Please respect these Indigenous spaces, as not all gardens are open to the public."

    Learn more:
    destinationontario.com/en-ca/a

    #SolarPunkSunday #Canada #FirstNations #CulturalPreservation #TraditionalAgriculture #TraditionalMedicine #MedicinalPlants #IndigenousKnowledge

  18. #IndigenousGardens in #Ontario

    " #Indigenous gardens and other special places are designed for people to gather, learn, heal, reflect and celebrate the diverse and rich #FirstNations, #Inuit and #Métis cultures.

    "From the banks of the St. Marys River in #SaultSainteMarie and #LakeSuperior in #ThunderBay to downtown #Toronto, learn about the important role of Indigenous gardens in honouring #IndigenousCulture and knowledge in Ontario.

    "Traditional plants, including the four sacred medicines — #sage, #tobacco, #cedar and #sweetgrass — are often integral to Indigenous gardens.

    - Sage is often used in smudging, where the smoke is washed over participants to cleanse away negative energy.
    - Cedar is a protective medicine that can be used as cedar tea, cedar baths or hung in the home to guard against bad elements.
    - Sweetgrass is a kindness medicine. It reminds us to be good to others, the world and ourselves.
    - Tobacco is a relationship medicine offered to start things: before a harvest, before a hunt, before asking for assistance from an Elder or to start the day. It opens up communication and ushers in good energy.

    "Learn more about Indigenous gardens in Ontario and their significance. This is a short list of the many Indigenous gardens across the province. Please respect these Indigenous spaces, as not all gardens are open to the public."

    Learn more:
    destinationontario.com/en-ca/a

    #SolarPunkSunday #Canada #FirstNations #CulturalPreservation #TraditionalAgriculture #TraditionalMedicine #MedicinalPlants #IndigenousKnowledge

  19. Outbreak: #Gastroenteritis (unspecified pathogen)

    Facility: Southbridge Roseview
    Facility Type: LTC Home
    Unit/Floor/Area: Heritage
    Location: #ThunderBay #Ontario
    Facility Tracking Hash: #TBDH0010

    Date: 2026-07-27

    Public Health Unit: Thunder Bay District Health Unit
    PHU Tracking Hash: #OnObTBDH

    Click or follow tracking hashtags to see current and historical data for individual facilities or a specific public health unit.

  20. Outbreak: #Gastroenteritis (unspecified pathogen)

    Facility: Southbridge Roseview
    Facility Type: LTC Home
    Unit/Floor/Area: Heritage
    Location: #ThunderBay #Ontario
    Facility Tracking Hash: #TBDH0010

    Date: 2026-07-27

    Public Health Unit: Thunder Bay District Health Unit
    PHU Tracking Hash: #OnObTBDH

    Click or follow tracking hashtags to see current and historical data for individual facilities or a specific public health unit.

  21. Outbreak: #Gastroenteritis (unspecified pathogen)

    Facility: Southbridge Roseview
    Facility Type: LTC Home
    Unit/Floor/Area: Heritage
    Location: #ThunderBay #Ontario
    Facility Tracking Hash: #TBDH0010

    Date: 2026-07-27

    Public Health Unit: Thunder Bay District Health Unit
    PHU Tracking Hash: #OnObTBDH

    Click or follow tracking hashtags to see current and historical data for individual facilities or a specific public health unit.

  22. Outbreak: "Respiratory Outbreak" (Unspecified Pathogen)

    Facility: Hogarth Riverview Manor
    Facility Type: LTC Home
    Unit/Floor/Area: 3 North - Lily Resident HA
    Location: #ThunderBay #Ontario
    Facility Tracking Hash: #TBDH0001

    Date: 2026-07-22

    Public Health Unit: Thunder Bay District Health Unit
    PHU Tracking Hash: #OnObTBDH

    Click or follow tracking hashtags to see current and historical data for individual facilities or a specific public health unit.

  23. Outbreak: "Respiratory Outbreak" (Unspecified Pathogen)

    Facility: Hogarth Riverview Manor
    Facility Type: LTC Home
    Unit/Floor/Area: 3 North - Lily Resident HA
    Location: #ThunderBay #Ontario
    Facility Tracking Hash: #TBDH0001

    Date: 2026-07-22

    Public Health Unit: Thunder Bay District Health Unit
    PHU Tracking Hash: #OnObTBDH

    Click or follow tracking hashtags to see current and historical data for individual facilities or a specific public health unit.

  24. Outbreak: "Respiratory Outbreak" (Unspecified Pathogen)

    Facility: Hogarth Riverview Manor
    Facility Type: LTC Home
    Unit/Floor/Area: 3 North - Lily Resident HA
    Location: #ThunderBay #Ontario
    Facility Tracking Hash: #TBDH0001

    Date: 2026-07-22

    Public Health Unit: Thunder Bay District Health Unit
    PHU Tracking Hash: #OnObTBDH

    Click or follow tracking hashtags to see current and historical data for individual facilities or a specific public health unit.

  25. As Trump Escalates Trade War With Canada, Ontario Premier Doug Ford Wants to Retaliate

    This week President Trump signed an order imposing 50 percent tariffs on a wide array of Canadian exports…
    #Canada #Carney #Customs(Tariff) #DonaldJ #DougJr(1964-) #FiresandFirefighters #Ford #ForestsandForestry #InternationalTradeandWorldMarket #MarkJ #ThunderBay(Ontario) #Trump #wildfires
    europesays.com/canada/143810/

  26. While #Ontario Premier #DougFord is on the ground in #ThunderBay managing a historic wildfire crisis, #WashingtonDC has OFFICIALLY lost the plot. Today, we audit the absolute death of DECENCY and the collapse of the most IMPORTANT alliance on EARTH. 🇨🇦 #Cdnpoli

  27. "...we cannot possibly accept that a police force like the one in Thunder Bay, wrestling with the darkest parts of its identity, should be able to rewrite the rule book to prevent journalists from covering its actions."

    "It’s this simple: If Chief Fleury can get away with blackballing a journalist for award-winning work exposing violations of public trust, future violations of public trust will not be exposed."

    #cdnpoli #democracy #journalists #ethics #ontpoli #ThunderBay #freepress

    ricochet.media/media/thunder-b

  28. "...we cannot possibly accept that a police force like the one in Thunder Bay, wrestling with the darkest parts of its identity, should be able to rewrite the rule book to prevent journalists from covering its actions."

    "It’s this simple: If Chief Fleury can get away with blackballing a journalist for award-winning work exposing violations of public trust, future violations of public trust will not be exposed."

    #cdnpoli #democracy #journalists #ethics #ontpoli #ThunderBay #freepress

    ricochet.media/media/thunder-b

  29. Barton & Fisher Hardware Store No 2.

    Constructed in 1914, The Barton & Fisher Hardware Store at No 186 Algoma St S in Thunder Bay Ontario closed it's doors in 1961. The building is now home to a comic book / record shop.

    Canon EOS 5DS
    Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
    Silver EFEX Pro

    #photography #monochrome #architecture #thunderbay #blackandwhitephotography #bnw #originalphotography #building #canadian

  30. Barton & Fisher Hardware Store No 2.

    Constructed in 1914, The Barton & Fisher Hardware Store at No 186 Algoma St S in Thunder Bay Ontario closed it's doors in 1961. The building is now home to a comic book / record shop.

    Canon EOS 5DS
    Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
    Silver EFEX Pro

    #photography #monochrome #architecture #thunderbay #blackandwhitephotography #bnw #originalphotography #building #canadian

  31. Outbreak: #Gastroenteritis (unspecified pathogen)

    Facility: St. Joseph's Hospital (Thunder Bay)
    Facility Type: Hospital (Acute Care)
    Unit/Floor/Area: 3 - North Rehabilitative Care Services
    Location: #ThunderBay #Ontario
    Facility Tracking Hash: #TBDH0003

    Date: 2026-05-25

    Public Health Unit: Thunder Bay District Health Unit

    PHU Tracking Hash: #OnObTBDH

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