Clint Fleury is a local journalist based in Wawa, Ontario, Canada. With a focus on reporting news and events specific to the region, Clint's work has been featured in publications such as Northern Life, TimminsToday, Northern Ontario Business, and Universal Paint & Body. He covers a wide range of topics including crime, local government, environmental issues, and community events.
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Clint Fleury's articles predominantly cover local news, with a focus on government announcements and expert commentary related to Northern Ontario. Based on his coverage attributes and themes covered, he is likely interested in pitches that provide insights or perspectives from local authorities, community leaders, or experts familiar with the economic development, law enforcement, indigenous communities and political landscape of Northern Ontario.
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By: Clint Fleury
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Thunder Bay's City Administration is proposing a $4 million dollar project to build 100 temporary shelters with prefabricated insulation, lockable
THUNDER BAY – The Thunder Bay Police Service Board held their first meeting yesterday in their new office space.
By: Clint Fleury
THUNDER BAY – The city will be moving forward with a plan that should see a temporary shelter village building in the city's south end by next summer.
Thunder Bay-Superior North MPP Lise Vaugeois fights against the Ford government’s closures of safe injection sites.
Responding to yesterday’s interview with NDP MPP’s Lise Vauegous about the Plan 525 petition, the Ministry of Health said they recognize Ontario has a problem.
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THUNDER BAY – A transitional housing project for Indigenous young adults is on schedule to be complete by January 2026, according to officials with
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Thunder Bay: Doane Grant Thornton helps business leaders make a vibrant community
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