Albert Brule News Today

The aim of the workshop was to foster empathy and understanding.

United Way of Thunder Bay CEO Albert Brule encourages all local non-profits and community groups to sign up.

The United Way of Thunder Bay and Wasaya Airways brought back the annual Wasaya-United Way Plane Pull

The United Way of Thunder Bay kicked off its annual fundraising campaign with its long-standing community breakfast on Tuesday.

Organizers expressed optimism that this year's event could surpass $15,000

In order to help ‘fuel’ the mission, long-time United Way supporter Cliff Friesen has agreed to serve as Honorary Commander of Operation Lighthouse Rescue

The United Way of Thunder Bay is getting out on the water for its new fundraising event.

The United Way of Thunder Bay says it may have to make some difficult decisions if more donations don't come in.

A record 17 restaurants, including three in Kenora, are taking part in this year's event, in support of the United Way of Thunder Bay.

Providing masks for those in need A new program launched by the United Way of Thunder Bay is providing free face masks to those in need during the COVID-19 pandemic. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Feb 24, 2021 7:00 AM ET | Last Updated: February 24 L-R Bonnie Krysowaty, United Way of Thunder Bay CEO Albert Brule and Sherry Scott with boxes of masks to be delivered as part of the Facing Forward program.(United Way of Thunder Bay/Provided) A new program launched by the United Way of Thunder...