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Better Days, a new Dovercourt Village bakery, is bringing back classic Canadian doughnuts - Vimarsana News

Better Days, a new Dovercourt Village bakery, is bringing back classic Canadian doughnuts

And pairing everything with nothing but good old fashioned drip coffee

Hospital lifting most remaining mask requirements - Vimarsana News

Hospital lifting most remaining mask requirements

As of Thursday, only symptomatic care and essential care partners, and staff delivering direct patient care, will be required to wear masks at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre.

New airport terminal to be a new place for people in the community to go out and socialize according to TRAA CEO - Vimarsana News

New airport terminal to be a new place for people in the community to go out and socialize according to TRAA CEO

The CEO of the Thompson Regional Airport Authority says the new terminal will be more than a place to pick up or drop off people travelling to and from the community.   Curtis Ross explain...

Thompson businesses not sure of next steps after fire forces them out of mall - Vimarsana News

Thompson businesses not sure of next steps after fire forces them out of mall

A fire in downtown Thompson last week has forced roughly half a dozen businesses to set up shop elsewhere in the northern Manitoba city, with the future looking unclear for some.

Source: cbc.ca
Thompson Crisis Centre receives Royal Purple's last donation - Thompson Citizen and Nickel Belt News - Vimarsana News

Thompson Crisis Centre receives Royal Purple's last donation - Thompson Citizen and Nickel Belt News

Thompson Royal Purple Lodge No. 276 ended its 60-year history in Thompson by donating $29,000 to the Thompson Crisis Centre’s children’s program Aug. 16.