Mental health awareness is at the heart of the Tournament of Hope
This spring, youth from across Nishnawbe Aski Nation communities will be in Fort William First Nation for a unique hockey tournament.
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This spring, youth from across Nishnawbe Aski Nation communities will be in Fort William First Nation for a unique hockey tournament.
The first-ever Tournament of Hope is bringing Nishnawbe Aski Nation youth together for more than just hockey and broomball.
Shelter House gets $20,000 in new donations The contributions follow a challenge issued by businessman Titus Semple. Dec 22, 2020 2:48 PM By: TbNewsWatch.com Staff (L to R) Brent Massaro, Shelter House executive director Michelle Jordan, Titus Semple and Jeff Stout participate in a cheque presentation at Shelter House on Tuesday, Dec. 22 (Cory Nordstrom/TBTV photo) THUNDER BAY — Two Thunder Bay companies have stepped forward to accept a challenge from another business that recently donated $10,000 to Shelter House, Thunder Bay Broom & Chemical, and North Star ...
Donation to Shelter House a way to give back Local business owner hopes his $10,000 donation will spur others to support most needy during difficult winter. Dec 18, 2020 2:41 PM By: Ian Kaufman Titus Semple, Michelle Jordan, Heaven Semple, Leona Legarde, and Shannon Semple were on hand for the family's donation of $10,000 to the Shelter House Friday. (Ian Kaufman, tbnewswatch.com) THUNDER BAY – A local business owner hopes his donation to the Shelter House will spur others to support Thunder Bay’s most vulnerable, heading into a winter that’s sure to be mor...
Left to right, Titus Semple, Michelle Jordan, Heaven, Leona, Shannon (Photo Supplied) A big helping hand for Shelter House with a $10,000 donation from a local entrepreneur. Semple Enterprises founder Titus Semple gave the cheque Friday, saying he wanted to give back to the services that his late wife used. His business launched this year and aims to connect Indigenous and non-Indigenous businesses. He’s challenging other groups that work with Indigenous communities to follow his lead and give to Shelter House as well. “Similar to the work that Shelter House does, I want to help my commun...