Month: June 2025

Thunder Bay – Gakina Awesiinyag: – LU Veterinarian Training Facility – It Will Incorporate Indigenous Perspectives And Approaches To Animal Care

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Construction of new veterinarian training facility to start this summer Recruitment is underway for the first cohort of students for Lakehead University’s new veterinarian training program in collaboration with the University of Guelph. The inaugural cohort of twenty students from northern Ontario will complete their studies in Guelph, starting next year — but by 2027, students will be … Read more

Thunder Bay – Monday – Last Day Of June

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Saturday it was a Michelob Ultra in this spot Nice reflections Looks like some fog out there Must be in the Current River area Cleared up nicely Interesting.  Coming and going at the same time. Great Blue Heron Once again, the Rapture occurred and I was not taken. I’m going with Song Sparrow but I … Read more

Thunder Bay – Sunday

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Discarded food item Lots of meat left on them bones. Fine art photo Happy looking flowers Morning sky photo MV Pear Mist was back in town Nice clouds Iris Goldeneye family Out for a sail A group of kayakers. I believe they were from the Pearl Mist. About to go beyond the break wall. This … Read more

Thunder Bay – Saturday

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Looks like the Salvation Army food truck was in the Wilson Street Parkette.  After consuming the food, instead of throwing the trash in the trash can located near by, they just left it on the benches.  Typical Thunder Bay POS behviour. The shoes?  Who the hell knows?   Its Thunder Bay. That is explanation enough. Nice … Read more

The World – Climate Change Fearmongering. Its Not True

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 This whole climate change BS is about money and control. Taking money out of your pockets and giving it to giant corporations and the billionaires that own/run them.  Controlling your whole life.  What you can eat, where you can go, everything. There is a term called manufacturing consent. The video below explains it.  … Read more

Thunder Bay – Friday – Last Day Of School

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 I still remember that feeling of school closing down for the summer.  Freedom. Nothing to see out there. Have to hide from the wind to keep the rain away from the camera. Rough morning. Can’t feel very good. Trash in context. Grape cocktail means its got a lot of sugar in it. New trash/recycling … Read more

The World – Are Anti-Parasitic Drugs A Cure For Cancer?

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Cancer Patients Recover By Taking Repurposed Anti-Parasitic Drugs Authored by Huey Freeman via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), Joe Tippens never planned to discover a potential remedy that he credits with saving his life and thrust him into the spotlight among notable cancer survivors. The 67-year-old businessman told The Epoch Times he just wanted to beat … Read more

Thunder Bay – Thursday

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Just shapes here. Square and circles and libes. Another load of stuff that needs to be inserted into the Mistake-on-the-lake. A pair of Blue-winged Teals plus a Green-winged Teal.  Nice. I never see a lot of these. Lots of daisies now. The flower pot makes a difference?  I guess if a passenger or two wander … Read more

Thunder Bay – How Should The City Grow Its Tax Base?

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Have ideas on how Thunder Bay should grow its tax base? The city wants to hear them Local residents have the chance to learn more about the city’s smart growth plan at two town hall meetings on Wednesday and Thursday. Residents are invited to share their thoughts with city staff at from 5:30 p.m. to … Read more