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Award winning journalist Jody Porter passes - Vimarsana News

Award winning journalist Jody Porter passes

Former Wawatay News editor and CBC Thunder Bay senior reporter Jody Porter was remembered for her award-winning journalism on Indigenous and social justice issues after she passed on July 19. Porter’s awards included the Radio Television Digital News Association’s 2011 Adrienne Clarkson Award for diversity and the Anishinabek Nation’s 2013 Debwewin Citation, which was launched

City Launches 'Dear Thunder Bay' | Country 105 | Thunder Bay's Country - Vimarsana News

City Launches 'Dear Thunder Bay' | Country 105 | Thunder Bay's Country

'Dear Thunder Bay' gives a platform for First Nation students to share their thoughts, fears, hopes and visions for their future. As part of the recom...

First Nation students express fears and hopes about going to school in Thunder Bay - Vimarsana News

First Nation students express fears and hopes about going to school in Thunder Bay

Participants in a video express their concerns about moving to the city for their education.

TBPS on track to complete 80 per cent of OIPRD recommendations by the spring - Vimarsana News

TBPS on track to complete 80 per cent of OIPRD recommendations by the spring

The Office of the Independent Police Review Board handed down 44 recommendations to the Thunder Bay Police Service in December 2018 after its report found system racism at an institutional level in the service.

5 years on, report shows progress with Seven Youth Inquest recommendation, but work remains - Vimarsana News

5 years on, report shows progress with Seven Youth Inquest recommendation, but work remains

A representative for six of the families involved in the seven youth inquest is concerned that government funding that allowed many of the recommendations to move forward could expire in a few months.

Source: cbc.ca