BAD CREDIT CAR LOANS No Credit Checks Call or Text 807-770-1449 - Village Media
←
→
Page content transcription
If your browser does not render page correctly, please read the page content below
INSIDE City is Tree-rific/7
Eastwood’s back /13 Waking the Giant /11 Racing returns /14
Canadian Publications Agreement No. 0662445 Vol.18 No. 38 Thursday, September 23, 2021
BAD CREDIT
CAR LOANS
No Credit
Checks
Call or Text
807-770-1449
Driven Cars Canada
Liberals hold
both Thunder
Bay seats, will
govern again as
a minority/ 4, 5
Health Minister Patty Hajdu coasted to victory again in Thunder Bay-Superior North, holding the seat for the second time since first being elected in 2015. (Leith Dunick/TB Source)
2 NEWS Visit tbnewswatch.com
Thursday, September 23, 2021
Visit tbnewswatch.com
Thursday, September 23, 2021 NEWS 3
THIS WEEK’S
WEATHER FORECAST
THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
Mainly Light Mix of sun Mix of sun
sunny rain and clouds and clouds
Precipitation: 20% Precipitation: 80% Precipitation: 30% Precipitation: 30%
HIGH 19 LOW 9 HIGH 15 LOW 6 HIGH 16 LOW 9 HIGH 18 LOW 10
Patty Hajdu, the current health minister, was first elected in 2015 and then earned the nod again in 2019. (Leith Dunick/TB Source)
Hajdu wins again
Liberal cabinet minister makes third trip to Ottawa
By Leith Dunick Hajdu said it remains to be seen if
Patty Hajdu, who served as health TB-Superior North results she’ll return to cabinet, noting it will
minister throughout the COVID-19 Patty Hajdu (LIB): 15,817 be up to Trudeau to make that
pandemic, is headed back to the House Chantelle Bryson (NDP): 10,750 decision in the days and weeks to
of Commons as part of a second Joshua Taylor (CON): 9,629 come.
straight minority Liberal government. Rick Daines (PPC): 2,363
It’s her third straight win in Thunder Amanda Moddejonge (G): 695 Liked where she stood
Bay-Superior North. Alexander Vodden (LBN): 107 Bryson, who declined a concession
Hajdu easily defeated NDP rival interview, earlier in the night said she
Chantelle Bryson, leading her by 4,067 under Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. was happy with her initial results.
votes early Tuesday morning, though Hajdu acknowledged the Liberal “We just climbed up to 29 per cent
her 40.2 per cent vote share is slightly government will have to work with and the liberals are dropping, so we’re
less than the 42.85 per cent she picked the other parties, coming up about 13 encouraged by that and it’s certainly
up just two years ago. seats shy of a second majority. The an improvement from the last run, so
Bryson, a lawyer and activist, earned Conservatives finished second, leading we’re going to wait and see but
27.3 per cent of the vote, while or elected in 121 seats, while the Bloc absolutely, to all our supporters, it’s
Conservative Joshua Taylor finished Quebecois took third, with 31 seats and been amazing out on the campaign
third at 24.5 per cent. the NDP were fourth, with 27. The trail, thank you so much, it’s been a
under-performing Green Party took lovely experience.”
Happy to win again fifth, with two seats, while the Taylor congratulated Hajdu and
Hajdu said she’s grateful for the surprising People’s Party of Canada promised this won’t be his only run at
support of voters in her riding, trusting was fifth, despite out-polling the a political seat for the Conservative
her to represent them in Ottawa and Greens 5.2 per cent to 2.2 per cent. Party of Canada.
potentially at the cabinet table again. “I think it’s always worth it to have “We’ll be back, stronger than ever.
“It’s just a real sense of joy. We’ve an election and the question whether We’ll regroup and do even better next
had a really good campaign. We felt or not the direction we’re going in the time,” Taylor said.
good out there and we had great country is the right direction that The PPC's Rick Daines took six per
conversations with people at the door, Canadians feel is the right one they cent of the vote to finish fourth, while
on the phone and this is just affirma- want to go,” Hajdu said. the Green Party's Amanda Modde-
tion that the region wants me to “I will just say this. The situation in jonge dropped to fifth, with just 1.8 per
continue to represent them,” said the House of Commons, prior to the cent of the tally.
Hajdu, who previously held both the dissolution of the last Parliament, it Libertarian Alexander Vodden was a
status of women and labour portfolios wasn’t very functional.” distant sixth.
4 NEWS Visit tbnewswatch.com
Thursday, September 23, 2021
Powlowski prevails in tight race
By Doug Diaczuk TB-Superior North results* minority government, will need to going back to school.”
It was a tight race between three Marcus Powloski (LIB): 13,033 have some discussions on what it Pecchia also criticized the
candidates in the Thunder Bay- Adelina Pecchia (CON): 11,266 needs to change. People’s Party of Canada, which
Rainy River riding, but Liberal Yuk-Sem Won (NDP): 10,885 “I think there has to be a lot of may have cost the Conservatives
incumbent Marcus Powlowski will Alan Aubut (PPC): 2,553 discussions as to where we go some votes across the country
retain his seat. Tracey MacKinnon (GRN): 553 from here,” he said. “Twice in a including in the Thunder Bay-
With 197 of 198 polls reporting, *197 of 198 polls reporting row we came up with the same Rainy River riding.
Powlowski has 13,033 votes. results. You would think we have “They’ve run a campaign, I think,
Conservative Party of Canada to do something different to get a out of anger, rather than thinking
candidate Adelina Peechia is in I think we pulled off a fairly decent majority government. It’s a little things through,” she said.
second with 11,266, while NDP’s win,” Powlowski said after he took frustrating. I think I have done a
Yuk-Sem Won, who was leading a more than 1,200 vote lead late pretty good job for my Tight race
for much of the evening and then into the night and was declared the constituents.” NDP’s Yuk-Sem Won, who also
dropped to second, ended up in winner of the riding. Pecchia, a first-time candidate, placed third in the final results
third place with 10,885 votes. Powlowski added that it was a had the second-most votes, and during the 2019 federal election,
People’s Party of Canada candi- stressful night seeing the lead said the campaign has been a big said she received a lot of support
date Alan Audut has 2,533 votes change so many times but having learning curve, but a positive again this time, making it a close
while Green Party candidate has Liberal Marcus Powlowski held Thunder Bay- worked as a doctor for many years, experience. race.
553 votes. he said he has been in similar However, she criticized the “The support I had across the
Rainy River for a second straight election.
stressful situations and has learned timing of the election, saying it region and in Thunder Bay this
Back-and-forth (Doug Diaczuk/TB Source) to try and relax and stay calm. was opportunistic. time, right from the beginning on
Throughout the night, the lead And while he will be returning to “People sometimes are very day one, to get all the signs out
was held by all three major party 1,200 votes. Ottawa to represent the people of reluctant for change, and Trudeau and order more, speaks volumes
candidates, but as more polls “I think the final numbers Thunder Bay-Rainy River, is a strategist,” she said. “I think he to the amount of people who
began to report votes, Powlowski weren’t that different, a little Powlowski said the Liberal Party, took a horrible opportunity in the believed in me and the NDP,” she
widened his lead to more than closer than last time, but in the end which is projected to form another middle of a pandemic and children said.
Visit tbnewswatch.com
Thursday, September 23, 2021 NEWS 5
News leadership team in place
By TB Source staff Jonathan Wilson, formerly the “It’s a big challenge, but one we’ve progressive and aggressive to push the stations’ coverage to new
The retirement of long-time assignment editor, is now the been preparing for since we first approach, holding the city and limits.
anchor and director of news and manager of Thunder Bay Television entered the world of journalism. regional powers that be to task, Bonazzo, familiar to Thunder Bay
public affairs Barry Third has led to News. In his new role he will deter- Jonathan and I have been in the while looking to be more inclusive viewers from his half-decade of city
changes inside the Dougall Media mine the day-to-day coverage for news game for more than and responsive to the area’s council coverage and his role as a
newsroom. the flagship 6 p.m. TBT Newshour, 25 years, while Ryan, one rapidly changing demo- back-up news anchor, is ready to
A trio of long-time employees are the 11 p.m. show, the A.M. edition, of the brightest minds in graphics.” sink his teeth into his new role.
taking on new roles as a result, their Northwest Newsweek and all the business, has more Wilson, a Thunder Bay “It’s an honour and a privilege to
goal to modernize and guide the related local news content. than 12 years in televi- native who started at TBT be invited into the homes of north-
collective television, radio, website He’ll also be instrumental in sion,” Dunick said. “More News in 1993 and also western Ontario residents every day
and weekly newspaper newsrooms helping to develop any new televi- importantly, we know this worked at news stations in when they turn on TBT News. My
through the rapidly changing media sion news programming. community and this Sault Ste. Marie and team and I take that responsibility
landscape. On the anchor desk, Ryan Bonazzo region. We live here, we Timmins, later spent three lightly,” said Bonazzo, a Confed-
Leith Dunick, who has been with steps into the shoes left behind by play here and we’re raising years as a reporter at the eration College graduate.
the company since 2002 as editor Third, who sat in the chair for 35 our families here. RYAN BONAZZO Chronicle-Journal before “My goal is to continue to deliver
and publisher of Thunder Bay years before retiring last month. Thunder Bay and returning to the TV station the same high quality news coverage
Source, has assumed the role of Bonazzo has also been elevated to Northwestern Ontario in 2008 when he was that our viewers have grown accus-
director of news, responsible for the the management team, responsible matter deeply to us and we want it named assignment editor. tomed to over the years, while
television licences, news policy and for the oversight of the anchors on the community and its people to In that role he’s maintained a keen adopting new, exciting content
the overall direction the company the weekday and weekend news- thrive. sense of the inner workings of delivery methods to appeal to an
takes with its coverage. casts “Together, we plan to take a more Thunder Bay, which he plans to use even wider audience.”
PERFORMANCE
Did
you
Dr. Alan Cranton
is excited
know
to offer the latest
advance in safe,
comfortable and
that...
highly effective
pain relief,
concussions and
tissue repair.
LASER
TREATMENTS Your professionally
are safe, effective
and painless. designed
NEW TBSOURCE
advertisement also
appears online?
No Referrals Necessary
Complimentary Consultations. See for yourself at
www.tbnewswatch.com
(Follow the Business
Directory links).
3-701 Memorial Ave. • 343-7932
www.thunderbaywellness.com
Visit tbnewswatch.com
6 EDITORIAL/LETTERS Thursday, September 23, 2021
EDITORIAL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Unecesssary RFDA bottle drive A lady in town has enticed
To the editor: neighbours at home her camp
election call We managed it once so I’m up
again to deliver more loot
and many other groups
So a huge thank you to all and
As much as Justin Trudeau will try It’s a monumental task but for a reminder to keep contact
to spin Monday’s election as a the most part it’s really a hoot details for me
chance to set a new mandate for the Driving miles in the city to 'Cuz I’m heading to another
Liberal government, sending recover large and small amounts finish line which will become
Canadians to the ballot box during a Then having a business or two year three
pandemic proved to be a colossal show up just when it really If you wish to be generous and
waste of time and money. counts offer financial help to those in
Nothing has changed. Our inaugural contributor came need
It was little more than an exercise on right at the very start Call 473-4882 and I will fulfil
in ego for Trudeau, who believed the Kris at the Neebing Roadhouse the pickup arrangements that we
pre-election polls and decided it was had agreed to play a huge part both agree
time to pounce in his hunt for So this bottle drive had begun Roger and I began this bottle
majority rule. back two full years ago drive on May 13, 2019 and will
It didn’t work out as planned. And I know if we’re able we’ll present Volker Kromm with our
Parliament will look remarkably always continue to make it a go second $1,000.
similar as it did when Trudeau asked Imagine our delight when a Considering each beer can
the governor general to dissolve it, huge bounty of beer cans showed nets ten cents and bottles
and the inability for the parties to up twenty we have handled
truly work together likely won’t get The owner of a remote fishing approximately 13,000 items.
much better. camp donated bags from the back If you are willing to donate we
The good news is there is no of his truck will make every effort to
appetite to head back to the polls It was his entire years’ collec- schedule a pickup arrangement.
anytime soon. Conservative Leader tion from those staying there to One small way we can make a
Erin O’Toole will be hard-pressed to fish difference for those in need.
try to force a new vote, having called And even though his year’s Thanks to all past donators
out Trudeau for the $600 million vacancy rate had been down this and any who will decide to join
cost of the 2021 election. The NDP was his wonderful wish now.
and Greens will need time to regroup He saw the merit in helping us This is the mindset of many We’ve driven to pick up small
and build up their war chests before out and told us that he might folks in this town who’ve donated amounts but also to coordinators Barb Rickards,
heading into another campaign. even do it again and said they just won’t be swain who gather their troops Thunder Bay
Evenson channels inner Edgar Allan Poe
Brian Evenson is a 21st century Every story in this collection is of miles from anywhere; a train bringing folklore to life and reimag- the predatory instincts of men.
Edgar Allan Poe. His short stories the highest quality and so it is diffi- journey in which Carlton meets a ining folk tales in innovative and The Bloody Chamber is a master-
are very unsettling: a sentient, cult to pick some out for special dark stranger; an invitation to the disturbing new ways. piece. Even its title is ambiguous. An
murderous prosthetic leg; shadowy attention. However, I have to stranger’s home; a game of cards In The Bloody Chamber Carter innocent young woman meets a
creatures lurking behind a shim- mention ‘The Devil’s with terrifyingly high spins subversively dark and sensual dashing charmer who promises her
mering wall; brutal barrow men. Hand’ because it starts off stakes; and an absent versions of familiar fairy tales and everything she desires while
Of all the terrors that populate The like a good old fashioned third player who even- legends like Little Red Riding Hood, concealing from her his own dark
Glassy Burning Floor of Hell, perhaps ghost story in the style of tually shows his hand. Bluebeard, Puss in Boots and Beauty intentions.
the most alarming are the beings M.R. James or Algernon Be sure to read these and the Beast, giving them exhila- They are soon married and he
who decimated the habitable Earth: Blackwood. stories with the lights rating new life in a style steeped in immediately departs leaving her
humans. ‘In late January Carlton on. the romantic trappings of the gothic alone in more ways than one. She
Brian Evenson combines psycho- received a letter from his The Bloody Chamber tradition.Fairy tales work on many has the free run of his many roomed
logical and ecological horror in this friend Alton Smythe and Other Stories by different levels. castle and browses through the
new collection of tales, each thrum- asking if he would care to John Pateman Angela Carter should On the surface they can tell a books in his library which seem to
ming with his award winning visit. He was, Smythe BOOK BANTER also be read with the simple story of a young girl’s journey have a common morbid theme.
literary craftsmanship, dark humour, wrote, away from doors locked. Carter through the woods to visit her She can use his keys to explore any
and thrilling suspense. Often it is not London and alone at his estate’. was a story telling sorceress, the grandmother. On another level they room, but one which he forbids her
what he describes that is terrifying, And so the scene is set – a lonely literary godmother of many who can be about the submissive role of to enter. She does of course and her
but his mere suggestion of it. old house in the English countryside, were to follow in her footsteps, women in patriarchal societies and husband’s terrible secret is revealed.
Editor: Leith Dunick 346-2650 | ldunick@dougallmedia.com
CONTACT INFORMATION Reporter: Doug Diaczuk 346-2622 | ddiaczuk@dougallmedia.com
Thunder Bay Source is a member of the National Newsmedia Council, which is an independent
organization established to deal with acceptable journalistic practises and ethical behaviour.
87 North Hill Street Reporter: Ian Kaufman 346-3558 | ikaufman@dougallmedia.com If you have concerns about editorial content, please contact ldunick@dougallmedia.com. If
Thunder Bay, Ontario P7A 5V6 Reporter: Justin Hardy 346-2591 | jhardy@dougallmedia.com you are not satisfied with the response and wish to file a formal complaint, visit the website
Tel: 807-346-2600 Sales Manager: Kathy Harris 346-2510 | kharris@dougallmedia.com
mediacouncil.ca or, for additional information, call toll-free at 1-844-877-1163.
Advertising Policy: Ad adjustment for error is limited to the cost of that portion of the ad where the error occurred. Member of: Canadian Community Newspaper Association & Ontario Community Newspaper Association. Thunder Bay Source is published every Thursday by T.Bay Post Inc. © Copyright No. 343384.
Visit tbnewswatch.com
Thursday, September 23 2021 PERSPECTIVE 7
TBay’s a Tree City of the World
By J.R. Shermack are actively developing their urban but they will soon grow into leafy every person on the planet
Special to Thunder Bay Source forests to reap the benefits and canopies over city streets and although 50% of the world’s forests
Thunder Bay is a proud member of provide shade along the walk ways are found in the five largest coun-
The on-going care and mainte- that group. in popular areas like Vickers Park. tries including the second largest,
nance of the urban forest of We were driving around town This city has a well-deserved Canada.
Thunder Bay is an expression of running a few errands last week reputation for its green thumb print Our country is home to 30% of the
our city’s vision of a green, eco- when we noticed large numbers of and its green, growing urban forest. world’s forests - Canada grows 318
friendly environment that new trees that were planted on In 2020 Thunder Bay earned billion of the world’s trees which
improves the quality of life for its boulevards and in city parks. recognition and was given official amounts to a whopping 8,953 trees
citizens. Those tell-tale water bags at the designation as a Tree City of the per person.
A healthy urban forest base of newly planted trees make World by the Food and Agriculture In desert countries like Egypt that
contributes to city life by providing them easy to spot among the older, Organization of the United Nations. number drops to one single tree per
outdoor recreational activities, long standing forest that surrounds We were one of 120 cities in 23 Egyptian – Canada is faced with
promoting social interactions and them. countries worldwide (15 in Canada) effectively managing an embar-
generating a comfortable sense of Avid gardeners in the city know recognized for their commitment rassing abundance of natural
well-being. how much planning and effort is to a properly maintained and resources.
needed to keep a few trees and sustainably managed urban forest.
Better for everyone shrubs in the back yard, let alone The goal of the program is to Have to live up to it
The environmental benefits the care and maintenance of an develop a network of cities around Thunder Bay met the five core
include cleaner air, reduced energy entire urban forest. the world to share innovative and standards for being recognized as a
requirements for heating and Some of the old trees in Thunder successful approaches to managing Tree City of the World and we
cooling, improved storm water Bay are aging and as they topple an urban forest. have responsibilities as stewards of
management and safe habitat for over or are blown down or become Earth has been a forested planet two forests, urban and boreal.
wildlife. ravaged by disease, they all must be and trees were swaying in the Thunder Bay met five core standards needed As for me, I am comfortable
Urban forests raise property replaced. breeze for hundreds of millions of to be a Tree City of the World. (FILE) knowing that our community is
values and promote business and The encouraging sight of our years before we came along. nestled among the trees of the
tourist opportunities – depending urban forest being renewed with In prehistoric times before Globally, in 2021, there is an esti- Boreal forest and inside the city a
on the city, every dollar spent on young, healthy trees makes the humans took over the planet the mated 3.04 trillion trees left healthy urban forest is alive and
the forest adds up to $12.00 to the entire community seem more forests of the world covered six growing on three billion hectares of well.
local economy. vibrant, alive and growing. billion hectares of land which forest. That is one of the things that
Many communities worldwide The new trees are small right now nurtured about 6 trillion trees. This averages out to 422 trees for makes us a Tree City of the World.
HOW TO WRITE TO US:
Letters to the editor are most welcome. Those kept to 350 words
or less have priority.
The Thunder Bay Source reserves the right to edit submissions
September 24/25 in the Roots to Harvest Backyard Tuesday from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. A for content and clarity. All attempts will be made to preserve the
core argument of the author.
BrewHa! Garden. A second sesson will be pay-what-you-can donaton is appre-
A two-day festival celebrating held on Wednesday at 1 p.m. ciated. Address them to: THUNDER BAY SOURCE
everything beer, there will be 87 North Hill Street, Thunder Bay, ON P7A 5V6
plenty of live music on hand too, September 26 Email: ldunick@dougallmedia.com
including the likes of Cold Lake September 25 Spaghetti supper Visit our website: www.tbnewswatch.com
Sun, Edla, the James Velden Band SIJHL hockey Dubbed pasta with a purpose, the
The JB Band, Zack Bright and Spicy Coming off a 4-2 win in their season fundraiser is being held to support
Jalapeno Boys, a Red Hot Chili opener against cross-town rival the Victorian Order of Nurses VOICE YOUR OPINION ABOUT THINGS
Peppers tribute act. The event will Thunder Bay North Stars, the Kam Thunder Bay. Dinners are available THAT MATTER MOST.
be staged at Prince Arthur’s River Fighting Walleye will look to for sit-down or take out. Sit-down
Landing. go 2-0 when former NHLer Dave
Allison leads the Fort Frances
Lakers into the NorWest Arena.
tmes are 6 p.m to 8 p.m. and take
out will be offered from 12 p.m. to
5:30 p.m. For tickets and reserva-
your VISIT
www.tbnewswatch.com
TO SHARE YOUR IDEAS
September 25
Focaccia Bread Art
Join Roots to Harvest and learn to
bake focaccia bread in their new
Capacity at the rink is limited to 275
people. Game time is 7:30 p.m.
September 25-28
tions, phone 344-0012, ext. 240.
September 28
Becoming Canadian book
VOICE AND VIEWS ABOUT OUR
WEEKLY POLL QUESTION.
wood-fired oven, while working World Cultural Dance launch THIS WEEK’S POLL QUESTION:
with natural food dyes. Organizers A group of cultural dancers will The Thunder Bay Museum invites Should lottery winnings in Canada be taxable?
says they’ll use the principles of lead you through the amazing the public to join them for the
design to create a balanced compo- music and dance of the Middle East launch of John Potestio’s book,
sition, transforming herbs and and other countries from around subtitled Memories of an Italian TOTAL VOTES: 1,823
vegetables into floral elements. the world. The event, which takes Immigrant. The event runs from 7
Advanced registration is required place at Marina Park, is free and p.m. to 8 p.m. and is free of charge. YES NO DON’T KNOW
for the event, which starts at 11 a.m. takes place on Saturday through COVID protocols will be observed. 9.22% 89.80% 0.99
Visit tbnewswatch.com
8 NEWS Thursday, September 23, 2021
BUY YOUR THUNDER BAY SOURCE CLASSIFIED AD ONLINE @
Thunder Bay SOURCE
The city’s Waterfront Parkade could be on the auction block. (FILE)
Council punts
parkade vote
By Ian Kaufman
A decision on whether to put Thunder Bay’s two city-owned
parkades has been pushed back to October, with city council-
lors saying they need more information to make the call.
Administration delivered a report on the feasibility of selling
the parkades in July, but several councillors said Monday they
were still missing crucial data.
A proposal from Coun. Aldo Ruberto to put the facilities on
the market will now return to council on Oct. 18, along with
supplementary information.
The parkades lost a combined $281,500 in 2019, with the
Victoriaville location accounting for more than 94 per cent of
those losses, according to the July report.
The report indicated there would be little interest from the
private sector, given the parkades’ known history of opera-
tional deficits.
Coun. Shelby Ch’ng said she’d need far more wide-ranging
information on the finances of the parkades, including how the
pandemic would impact their value in the short-term.
Coun. Mark Bentz agreed.
“None of us have the information to support a divestiture
tonight, let’s just be honest,” he said.
Senior city staff said selling the assets could raise a tangle of
issues. Their presence has supported the lowering of
minimum parking requirements for businesses in the
downtown cores, said general manager Karen Lewis.
Manager of realty services Joel DePeuter called the parkades
a “valued public asset” that justified their financial losses.
Staff have also warned selling the Victoriaville Parkade could
be “complex” because the McKellar Mall is located beneath it,
containing some city offices, and due to an agreement with
Synergy North around rooftop solar panels.
The Thunder Bay Parking Authority formally opposed
putting the parkades up for sale, with chair Chris Krumpholz
telling councillors businesses in the north core in particular
want to see the Waterfront Parkade stay under city owner-
ship.
Visit tbnewswatch.com
Thursday, September 23, 2021 LIFE 9
Autumn feeding frenzy
Anglers who continue fishing intercept gamefish gorging on signaled the walleye to stuff them-
through the cooler days of late minnows or some other food source selves and we were lucky to be there
September and into October are on a warm autumn afternoon. at the right time to experience some
often rewarded for investing the These odd but exceptional days also truly unbelievable fishing.
extra time on the water. happen in summer, but it Unfortunately, a temperature
Like so many other is hard to deny how swing in the other direction can
creatures, certain fish much more frequently throw a wet blanket on hot fishing
species, like walleye, will the frenzy days seem to even quicker.
go on a feeding frenzy happen in the colder So, when is the best time to go
before winter arrives. As months of spring and fishing? Well, if one has the flexi-
water temperatures cool, fall. I have found that bility to choose their day, a sudden
these fish will feed the “frenzy phenom- increase in temperature during the
ravenously at certain enon” seems to occur autumn cooling trend can signal
points throughout the Keith Ailey most often on a warm ravenous behavior in fish. However,
fall season. For anglers, the GOOD LIFE afternoon after a spell of the window of time to take advan-
the ensuing action can be prolonged cold. Here a tage of this phenomenon can be
some of the year’s very best. slight warming trend, where the short. Even if you time things right,
There is a popular theory that water temperature rises just a you could have only a few epic
gamefish feed so aggressively in the degree or two, seems to be a catalyst hours of action, or perhaps half a
fall to put on weight before winter which causes fish to feed heavily for day.
begins. It makes good sense that fish a small window of time. If you are In essence, it may very well be
would naturally want to eat more lucky enough to be on the water worth paying attention to the
before the cold of winter slows their when this occurs, the fishing can be Weather Network this autumn.
metabolism and decreases their incredible. Certainly, nobody would argue that
activity. The ruthless aggression We were fortunate enough to be the best time to go fishing is any
with which these predators attack out last weekend when the barom- time you can get out.
their prey on a warm fall day is what eter and the temperature were However, when conditions are
makes autumn angling so fun. rising, leading to an exceptionally most favourable, it could pay off big
Many anglers have found them- warm afternoon following a nearly- time if you are willing and able to
selves, at some point or another, in freezing cold night. The extreme drop everything and pick up a
the right place at the right time to change in temperatures clearly fishing rod.
Walleye will aggressively chase and attack action baits like the Rapala X-Rap (Submitted)
Visit tbnewswatch.com
10 LIFE Thursday, September 23, 2021
Fall colours, gathering of geese and more dirt
The fall season moves along with the house and I can hear one of the the end of our driveway in a lone look out the west window only to been doing a bit of a see-saw swing.
gathering geese, leafy colour geese giving a pep talk and then up sentinel, about twelve feet tall that is see a spectacular sight of a lone Some mornings at 6:30 (when I get
changes, and Big Red earning more they come. Usually, the lead goose fully decked with a flaming orangey- aspen, its leaves all golden and flut- up) the thermometer reads plus 5 or
diesel fuel. is emitting short bursts probably as red. I go and grab several leaves tering like mad due to the stiff 4. Goodie, I can justify lighting a fire
Over the past week encouragement. (only the best will do) to put in a morning wind. in the fireplace. Then the cool
each time I traverse our Occasionally I hear one wicker basket in the center of our The sun had just crested above the temps give way to double digit ones.
yard from Casa Jones to of the flocks following dining table to say “See, autumn is eastern horizon and bathed the Sunday, I read plus 15 and climbing.
the barn or vice versa, I the leader respond. I really here!” western bush in a golden light. If By the afternoon the temperature at
hear and then see flocks never tire of seeing the Next comes the poplar. Some of that sight wasn’t enough, the sky our farm read a balmy plus 26 and
of geese getting ready geese assemble and head their leaves don orange colours behind the trees was charcoal grey. here we are sliding into October!
for the big push south. to their wintering while others are yellow. I’ve been What a contrast. Late August and But while the season progresses,
Then, as I watch their ground or, for that told that there are different types of September are the times when that while the geese gather to head south,
honking progress, I matter, when they return poplar that grow in this neck of the sort of ‘Group of Seven’ picture gardening continues with the
observe the trees Fred Jones in the spring. woods: quaking aspen and balsam appears. I love it. harvesting of tomatoes, carrots,
surrounding our The leaves on the trees poplar that is sometimes called But soon the rising sun's golden potatoes, et al. Garlic for next year
RURAL ROOTS
“hoosie” only to see the are changing and quite ‘cottonwood”. But, dang it all, my glow changed to a less intense is being planted.
colours changing. “Tis rapidly. I have observed field guide didn’t tell me the leaves yellow reflected off the leaves of the And Big Red earning more diesel?
the season. that the black ash specimens have of which tree turns which colour. Of trees. Most of the poplar and birch My ancient tractor, and I have been
The geese have been sporadically gone from green to yellow first as course, the birch leaves go yellow still retain their green coats but I busy fetching well-composted soil
flying overhead, often not in the well as what few sugar maples but, as of writing, i haven’t seen any suspect that by the time you read from Mt. Crumpet to pile in a huge
direction they should. I holler ”Hey! growing in the area. In the village of birch doing a costume change as yet. this scribbling, a fair number of their mountain near the veggie garden
You’re going in the wrong direction! South Gillies, there is one tree Sunday morning while seated in leaves will have also undergone the much to my wife’s delight.
What’s wrong with your compass?” whose leaves have almost made the my chair in our living room enjoying colour transition. But me and Red and soil-fetching
We have a beaver pond out behind complete transition. Across from my first mug of java, I chanced to The morning temperatures have is a tale for next time.Visit tbnewswatch.com
Thursday, September 23, 2021 ON THE SCENE 11
Music for masses at Wake the Giant
By Leith Dunick nizer Sean Spenrath, the lineup
DJ Shub thinks music is meant to clearly aimed at a youthful crowd.
help heal the nation. “I was out there in the back of the
“I believe that music is medicine festival grounds, setting up the
and this is truly what people need. glow-in-the-dark balloons and a
They need to come together and guy approached me and said,
enjoy themselves again,” said ‘Sean, you’ve set the precedent for
Shub, a former member of A Tribe what music festivals should be in
Called Red, who last Saturday Thunder Bay,” Spenrath said.
afternoon found a way to jack up “I totally believe that. I think
the tempo at the Wake the Giant we’re throwing an absolute
Music Festival, setting the stage banger.”
for a long overdue night of musical
mayhem on the Thunder Bay Welcoming
waterfront. Norma Kejick, executive director
More importantly, it once again of the Northern Nishnawbe
showcased a culture of inclusivity Education Council, said the music
slowly being fostered in the city, a festival and the workshops
welcoming event for dozens of surrounding it go a long way to
students who have left their homes showing her students they not
in remote, Northern communities only belong in the Thunder Bay,
to attend classes at Dennis but they’re a part of the commu-
Franklin Cromarty High School. nity.
“There are “They’re leaving their families,
not too many their friends, their communities,
festivals out for 10 months out of the year,
there that make sometimes to live with strangers,
space for coming here to get an education.
Indigenous Sometimes they’re in a strange
people and place they’ve never been to
create that before,” Kejick told the crowd
space. I think before introducing Reyez and
what they have reigniting the frenzy in the field.
here is some- “I really have to thank the staff at
DJ SHUB thing special, Dennis Franklin Cromarty. They
creating that go above and beyond for our
comfortable space and students every day. These
Indigenizing spaces. That’s very students here, they’re like family
important going forward, and in Wake the Giant headliner Jessie Reyez capped a (Leith Dunick, TB Source) to us. And I just want to keep
Canada especially,” said Shub, a place two years ago, taking last electronic beats of Loud Luxury topped by rising hip hop star Jessie encouraging the city of Thunder
2018 Juno nominee for Indigenous year off because of restrictions put and the semi-charmed kind of Big Reyez, a regular collaborator with Bay to keep welcoming our
album of the year. in place due to the COVID-19 Shiny Tunes rock that only Third rapper Eminem and songwriter students, look after one another
pandemic. Eye Blind could provide. who has penned songs performed and look after our students.”
Growing fast The lineup featured a mix of The lineup, which also featured by Calvin Harris and Dua Lipa. Organizers say they play to bring
Born out of the Wake the Giant musical genres, from the country Nick Sherman, Northern Cree and It’s a new way of doing things in the festival back for a third year in
Movement, the festival first took crooning of William Prince, to the Iskwe and Tom Wilson, was Thunder Bay, said festival co-orga- 2022.
BREAK FREE FROM DEBT TODAY Delamination?
We listen, we care and we can help. SlideOut Leaking?
Soft Spots on your RV’s Roof, Walls, Floors?
Jayson Stoppel, CPA,CA Come See Us – Your Rebuild Specialists!
Licensed insolvency trustee
Specializing in Rubber Roof & Filon Lamination, Floor & Wall Rebuilds
• Complete Undercarriage Work • Repairs to RV Furnaces, Fridges,
HWH & Convertors. • TSSA Licensed for LP Servicing.
OPEN YEAR ROUND for Service & Parts.
1095 Barton Street RV Service You Can Trust! The tbSOURCE Classifieds are ONLINE, so it’s easier
807-625-4424 Factory Trained, Fully Licensed,
than ever to find exactly what you’re looking for.
WEBSITE: debtsolutions-thunderbay.ca Master Certified, Serving
Northwestern Ontario over 46 years 983-3449 3075 Alice Ave. off Government Rd.
visit tbnewswatch.comVisit tbnewswatch.com
12 ON THE SCENE Thursday, September 23, 2021
Eight is
enough
By Linda Maehans
The 2021 Group of Eight, as I’ve come to think of them, paint
for us scenes of life-since-Covid with a gloriously bright and
nuanced palette of bluegrass music. Harmonies beyond any
words I could use to try describing that for you; your own ears,
and your heart-strings, will tell you everything you’ve been
waiting and longing for.
This Group of Eight lives in a blue-and-green landscape by a
bay named for the strength and wonder of our storms in
autumn skies. And, like storms, they create enough energy to
sizzle and shine through near any setback or trouble.
They make it sound and look easy.
With Home: A Bluegrass Celebration, Magnus’ first live
production of their 2021-22 season, we get propelled straight
into the colours of beautiful sunrises and sunsets. With this
show, our days and nights certainly never seem drab or dull.
And, after the bursts of excitement we are quieted as if by
droplets of soft rain against a window pane, or the shimmer of
moonlight-on-water. We’re carried along, together, by an ebb
and flow of emotions. Of memories. Private, personal; yet
poignantly shared.
And, man-oh-man, some darn good chuckles. Downright
belly-laughs. There’s much sharp wit; even a few moments
about which we can all grimace and groan.
Yet, here’s the thing. The energy of this
show, its rhythms and tempos are real,
genuinely honest and true.
Guaranteed this Group of Eight will have
your toes a’tappin’ mere minutes after
they’ve picked up their instruments,
adjusted their microphones. Sit back, let
the colour wash over you; then maybe in
your imagination dance your way up to
FAE ALEXANDER the stars and back. I promise you’ll feel so
inclined.
Here’s my Group of Eight: Jo-Ann
Waytowich; Danny Johnson; Fae Alexander; Robert Balabuck;
Susie Campbell; Olivia Korkola; Martin Blanchet; Dan
Zadkovich.
You’ll find a paintbox-of-details on each of them on Magnus’
website; regretfully Covid restrictions don’t allow for
programs-in-hand.
Back to my Group of Eight and the instruments they so
effortlessly play: mandolin; acoustic guitar; electric guitar and
bass; banjo; dobro; fiddle; snare drum (with brushes); double-
bass.
Their voices, ranging some five-six octaves on a traditional
upright piano belt out, or croon, soprano; first and second alto;
first and second tenor; baritone; and bass. We even get an
unexpected sample of falsetto, not sayin’ when. By then your
face will be set in a gleeful grin anyway.
Contact Magnus’ box office for your seats, leave any worries
you may have in the back-forty, and treat yourself to one
honey-sweet hootenanny of an experience.
Directed by Thom Currie; conceived and created by Jo-Ann
Waytowich; musical direction by Danny Johnson. The world
premiere of Home: A Bluegrass Celebration plays from now
until October 2. Yee-haw!Visit tbnewswatch.com
Thursday, September 23, 2021 GAMES 13
Reality activist TV
I never thought I’d hear about a televi- maximizing oneself such that everyone issue: They may attach their names to
sion show that highlighted activists who else is minimized. various organizations, but what do the
strive to make the world a better place – Of course, money makes the world go rich and famous in their rarified bubbles
and find myself totally disgusted. round. Activism even requires it. But know about the boots-to-the-ground
As part of their fall TV line-up, CBS measuring and monetizing the efforts of work of philanthropy and activism?
announced a new reality series called those trying to improve that world, is And then there’s the social media
The Activist. Six people would work degrading. aspect of the judging process. Where do
with famous people to “bring mean- Certainly, CBS poured a lot of coin into I begin? Because if the last five years has
ingful change to one of three vitally the project with good intentions. taught us anything, it’s how well social
important world causes: However, even some media spreads the truth and brings
health, education, and envi- Hollywood celebrities ques- people together in a positive way.
ronment.” Those with the tioned spending that money
most successful campaigns on production instead of just Didn’t make the grade
would head to the G20 donating it to the causes, Lastly, some of the actual activists who
Summit where a winner themselves. were vetted by producers to “compete”
would be named. The competition would then on the show were left feeling like abject
Is this modern-day be judged by three celebrity failures.
activism? Fiona Gardiner hosts and social media. In a Sure, they dedicated their lives to
Not so sure FI TV touch of irony, social media
also blew up over CBS’s
social causes and world issues, not to
mention inspiring millions and changing
It sounds like an OK idea choice of hosts. lives.
– in theory. However, given we’re living Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Julianne But did they look pretty on camera?
in a time of a global pandemic, social Hough, and Usher: a Bollywood actress Did they have commercial appeal?
injustice, political upheaval, and the who has been very vocal in India’s (Apparently, CBS did not believe that
repeal of women’s rights both reproduc- tumultuous politics (But what does the world was not ready for another
tively and in total, one has to wonder politics have to do with activism, Greta Thunberg character.)
what CBS’s suits were thinking. anyway?); a Dancing With the Stars judge Fortunately, in light of the backlash,
Activism is not a competition. who wore blackface for Halloween (So CBS has “listened” and “re-tooled” The
Activism is altruistic. It’s about you know she’ll be right in there judging Activist.
improving the world without remunera- education and social change!); and a It will now be one “very special night”
tion or the need to take down others singer. focusing the campaigns of six individ-
with the same goal. OK, yes, Usher is hardly offensive. uals changing the world. Yet, I still fear
Competition is the opposite. It’s about However, he does bring up the biggest for the future of tomorrow’s activists.
Eastwood’s Cry Macho a less-than-stellar effort
At 91 years of age, one marvels how No seniors’ slight intended, couldn’t exudes all the sex appeal of a withered
veteran filmmaker Clint Eastwood still has Howard have found a more robust candi- cactus.
the gumption to serve as star, director and date than spindly, raspy-voiced Mike? Cry Macho is cinematic folderol. The
producer in his movies. He just ain’t (Apparently two other candidates inexpli- script by Nick Schenk and N. Richard Nash,
slowin’ down. cably failed.) offers a tenuous plot, little nuance, lame
Lately, he’s been hit-and-miss, the lustre Mike drives to Mexico. In no time, he’s action sequences and threadbare characters.
of his Oscar wins for Million Dollar Baby rebuffing middle-aged Leta’s Inconsistencies abound. Some
and Unforgiven having faded slightly. With inebriated advances at her self-satirizing wit might’ve
Cry Macho, where Mr. Eastwood is re- mansion, conveniently finds made it more palatable.
living vestiges of his cinematic self, one Rafael at the neighbourhood The central issue is there are
reluctantly wonders whether it’s time for ol’ cockfight. no emotional stakes for Rafael.
Clint to hang up the cinematic spurs. Mike gets the initially reluc- It’s a mystery why he goes
Set in 1980, Eastwood plays Mike Milo, a tant Rafael on board along with along with Mike, given the
faded rodeo star and horse breeder who is Macho. The ensuing road trip uncertain future posed by his
enlisted by his ex-boss Howard (Dwight enables them to bond like parents. Mike offers only one
Yoakam) to go to Mexico and fetch back to Krazy glue. Marty Mascarin life-lesson, that machismo is
Texas his 13-year-old son Rafael, (Eduardo Dodging henchmen and cops, MOVIE TALK fallible, an interesting stance
Minett) whom Howard hasn’t seen in years, they hole up in a little village coming from a star who’s built
from his estranged, unsavory-moneyed where Mike promptly breaks a wild a career on such a persona.
wife, Leta (Fernanda Urrejola) who is also mustang, trains Rafael to ride, gives veteri- The film plays into Clint’s image, where
an abusive, irresponsible mother. nary advice and wins the favour of the he successfully throws a punch, grabs a gun
Howard had helped Mike off the booze middle-aged, widowed restaurant owner, and still attracts ladies. The cinematography
scrapheap when Milo was reeling from the Marta (Natalia Traven) and her orphaned and soundtrack offer some compensation.
death of his wife and son in a traffic granddaughters. If Mr. Eastwood has one more film left in
accident years ago, giving him a job and How he accomplishes any of this is mysti- the tank, one hopes that it’s far more memo-
financial support. Mike owes Howard. fying, especially romantically, as Mike rable than Cry Macho.14 SPORTS Visit tbnewswatch.com
Thursday, September 23, 2021
Amazing races
By Leith Dunick Sunday’s finale. coming out to the race track every
He’s excited to have another weekend and feeling the engines,
At six, Tanner Williamson hopped speedway in the region, especially hearing the people around you
in a go-kart and with that, was one that plans to offer racing weekly cheering you on, the excitement, the
hooked on racing. on Wednesday night next summer, atmosphere of the sport, it’s
By 13 he had graduated to stock up to 14 different race nights. amazing.”
cars and now, at 17, he’s already got What a track, he said. That’s just how track co-founder
three feature wins under his young “It’s a very beautiful track, I love Louis Nadin felt on Sunday, the roar
racing belt, including a first-place every bit of it,” the teenager said, of the race cars whipping around
finish on Saturday in the modified admitting his racing dream would the speedway.
stock car event at the Thunder Bay take him to the NASCAR circuit. Nadin and his brother, Norm, are
Truck Centre Dirt Track Nationals, “The mod’s been running excel- excited at the possibilities looming
the first official win at the newly lent. We got third place in the heat in front of them, next year and
opened Dairy Queen International race and went out and took the A- beyond.
Speedway. feature from third place. It’s been a “It’s been an amazing weekend.
The Fort Frances, Ont. native has pretty successful weekend so far.” The crowds are unbelievable, the
been building his track credibility Williamson said racing’s been a weather’s great, the pits are full of
the past several years, and it’s all part of his life as long as he can drivers – there are probably 100
coming together this summer he remember. drivers in the pits. It’s just amazing, Cole Chernosky (33) and Norm Staal take the third turn at the Thunder Bay Truck Centre Dirt
said, as he and his crew prepped for “Ever since (I was a kid) I’ve been it’s a great turnout,” Nadin said. Track Nationals last Sunday. (Leith Dunick, TB Source)
aster. better. easier.
w w w. t b n e w s w a t c h . c o m
BUY YOUR THUNDER BAY SOURCE CLASSIFIED AD ONLINE @Visit tbnewswatch.com
Thursday, September 23, 2021 CLASSIFIEDS 15
AD RATES 9 $ 99
BARGAIN DEADLINE (Leave us a message if we do not
ONLY SHOP ON-LINE at answer, and we will return your call)
4
* Up to 20
INSERTIONS 1/2 PRICE
CORNER
ADDITIONAL Classified Word Ads:
15 words max. for items under $500. $ 80
words https://shop.dougallmedia.com/ Our office is temporarily closed to
MONDAY @ 4:00p.m. the public due to COVID-19.
Additional words 25¢. CALL US AT 346-2600 Or email:
*Must be run in consecutive weeks. Must contain price. Display & Photo Ads: Telephone Hours:
No additions to ads. Plus HST MONDAY @ Noon classifieds@dougallmedia.com Mon.- Fri. 8:30a.m.- 5:00p.m.
Does not apply to Bargain Corner ads.
REAL ESTATE 37. Marine Equip. 30. MISC. WANTED 53. GENERAL SERVICES 68. DEATH/FUNERALS 69. HERE’S MY CARD 69. HERE’S MY CARD
FOR SALE 38. Snowmobiles Buying silver, gold, coins, jewelry and Fall Clean-up - Large trailer for rubbish,
01. City 39. Parts & Repairs coin collections, also scrap autos. Call we recycle! No items too big or small!
02. Rural Homes or text 627-4533 - 8 weeks EAVETROUGH CLEANING/repair/new
03. Mobile Homes YARD SALES installation. Tree and brush cutting/trim-
04. Lots / Acreage
05. Condos
40. Current River
41. Northward WA N T E D
ming, and removal available cement
repairs and basement parging. General
Handyman Services. We are Seniors
Dulux Paints
06. Cottages 42. South
$ TOP DOLLAR PAID $ helping Seniors. gapace@lakeheadu.ca
A Gift In DECORATING CENTRE
07. Commercial 43. Westfort 807-472-8990
08. Investment 44. Rural For Scrap Vehicles
Remembrance
Property
09. Out of Town MISC.,NOTICES,
DAN’S EMERGENCY
ROAD SERVICE
Lawn Cutting and Odd Jobs, with low
rates! For more info call James 623- www.sjftb.net/memorial BOGO!! Sept. 7th - 27th
7684411
8829
10. Real Estate Wanted
FOR RENT
TENDERS
45. Auctions
46. Health
767-3818 SEWING BEE OPEN FOR BUSINESS -
altercations like hemming, new zippers,
*Buy one get one free on all gallons of interior
Diamond & Lifemaster paint (our very best), &
dresses, or any kind of project. Fast, rea- ALL in-stock wallpaper and borders (with over 50
11. Houses 47. Travel
12. Apartments
13. Rooms
48. Financial
49. Lost & Found
$CASH$ sonable quick service 807-631-5101.
SUNSHINE LAW MAINTENANCE - Fall
new patterns to choose from)*
14. Room & Board 50. Personal On the spot for your scrap Specials start now, pruning, rototilling,
window washing, eaves-trough clean-
*More New Arrivals -
15. Shared 51. Notices cars, trucks, vans and SUV's. Waterproof luxury vinyl flooring & home decor*
ing, lawn revitalization, many odd jobs
Accommodations 52. Tenders Same day pick-up with CASH. call Mark 631-6967 Why go from store
16. Cottages
17. Commercial BUSINESS & Call Marcel TREE REMOVAL SERVICES. In town or to store when you • blinds • carpet
rural, ++experience, Man-lift, insured, • paint • wallpaper
18. Storage/Space SERVICES 624-7242 or 626-0161 and seniors discounts! Very reasonable can find great deals • flooring • decor
19. Wanted 53. General Services rates, free estimates. Call Jacques LOCALLY OWNED
20. Condos 54. Home (Jack)345-4363 right here in the & OPERATED
53. GENERAL SERVICES
21. Miscellaneous Improvements 61. EMPLOYMENT WANTED TO SERVE YOU BETTER!
Looking for
55. Bus. Opportunities
MERCHANDISE 56. Training Courses Spring & fall yard clean up, dump runs,
NEW ARRIVALS in Home Decor and Wallpaper
Tree Removal?
lawn cutting, gardening, rototilling, tree
FOR SALE
& hedge trimming, eaves trough clean- 784 MEMORIAL AVE.
22. Bargain corner EMPLOYMENT (NEXT TO MCDONALDS) Call us for details 344-0784
23. Misc.
24.Antiques
57. Help Wanted
58. Careers
ing, powerwash decks, siding etc RJC
Window Cleaning & Property
Maintenance 632-2161
Classifieds!
25. Music 59. Child
To place an ad call:
346-2600
26. Office Equip.
27. Machinery
60. Health Care
61. Employment
ANSWERS
28. Pets & Livestock Wanted TO THIS
29. Food 62. Students For Hire WEEK’S Did You know that...
30. Misc. Wanted
ANNOUNCEMENTS
PUZZLES
VEHICLES 63. Coming Events
FOR SALE 64. Craft & Flea
31. Cars | 32. Trucks Markets
33. Vans 65. Happy Ads
34. Motorcycles/ATV’s 66. Cards of Thanks
35. Campers/Trailers 67. In Memoriam Fast, Safe & Efficient
36. Motor Homes 68. Death/Funerals
With Our Unique 34” wide
100ft reach man-lift, we cut
Thunder Bay’s Source reserves the right to classify
ads under appropriate headings and to set rates higher than anybody in town.
626 3542
therefore and to determine page locations.
Thunder Bay’s Source reserves the right to revise,
edit, classify or reject any advertisement and to
retain any answers directed to the Box Reply #1-A Junk pickup; Clean ups; inside Your professionally
Service, and to repay the Customer the sum paid outside; tear down sheds, fences, designed TBSOURCE
for the advertisement and box rental. decks, also do repairs on them, cut
Box replies on "Hold" instructions not picked up remove small trees, hedge trimming, advertisement also
within 10 days of expiry of an advertisement will seasonal lawn cutting, handyman serv- appears online?
be destroyed unless mailing instructions are ices. Frank 628-5919
received. Those answering Box Numbers are EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINTING! Fast See for yourself at
requested not to send originals of documents to friendly service, best prices in town!
avoid loss. FREE ESTIMATE! Call Fred at 285-7994
www.tbnewswatch.com
All claims of errors in advertisements must be (Follow the Business
received by the Publisher within 3 days after the
first publication. No refund if ad is cancelled before
GENERAL PREVIOUS SOLUTION:“One Directory links).
expiry date. SERVICES man practicing sportsmanship is
Thunder Bay’s Source reserves the right to Adverise Here! far better than fifty preaching it.
increase prices with 30 days written notice. CALL US 346-2600 Knute RockneVisit tbnewswatch.com
16 Thursday, September 23, 2021
100's of Vehicles
to Choose from!
If we don't have
what you're looking
LIFETIME for - We'll Find It!
POWERTRAIN WARRANTY
On All Driven Certified Vehicles
2013 GMC Thunder Bay 2017 Acura Thunder Bay 2013 Honda Thunder Bay 2014 Subaru Thunder Bay
Sierra 1500 SL Nevada RDX Elite Pkg AWD Civic EX Forester Ltd
199,210KM | Stock #:2740TW $18,900 $29,990** $13,990** $17,500**
**
97,031KM | Stock #:2739TA 123,858KM | Stock #:2729TA 120,273KM | Stock #:2725TA
2016 Hyundai Thunder Bay 2015 Toyota Thunder Bay 2016 Kia Thunder Bay
2019 Kia Thunder Bay
Tuscon LTD AWD Rav-4 LE AWD Sorento 3.3L SX AWD Sportage LX
114,414KM | Stock #:2699TA $20,000 $22,500**
**
111,880KM | Stock #:2724TA $18,990** 79,258KM | Stock #:26700TA$26,000
**
18,909KM | Stock #2722TA
WWW.DRIVENCARSCANADA.CA
2017 Toyota Thunder Bay
2018 Nissan Thunder Bay 2017 Nissan Thunder Bay 2019 Honda Thunder Bay
Rav-4 AWD Sentra SV Versa Note SV Civic EX
69,739KM | Stock #:2662TR1 $21,000 $16,996** $14,500** $22,000**
**
42,641KM | Stock #:2702TA 70,483KM | Stock #:2680TA 11,692KM | Stock #2676TA
*No Purchase Necessary. Customers recieve twenty-five (25) ballot entry with the purchase of a vehicle between February 5th - November 30th, 2021. Open to residents of Canada
who are 18 years of age and over. One (1) prize available to be won. Odds of winning depend on eligible entries. Full contest Rules Apply. See website for details.
**Plus HST & Licensing .You can also read
