Doug Diaczuk is a local journalist based in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. He writes for Universal Paint & Body and his work has also appeared in TimminsToday. Doug covers a range of topics including local news, crime, court cases, community events, and social issues impacting the Thunder Bay area.
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David Voss pleads guilty to forgery charges for orchestrating an art fraud ring that produced thousands of fake Norval Morrisseau paintings.
David Voss pleaded guilty to forgery charges for orchestrating an art fraud ring that produced thousands of fake Norval Morrisseau paintings
By: Doug Diaczuk
David Voss of Thunder Bay was charged with eight others, including a Markham, in connection with the fraud ring that produced thousands of fake Norval Morrisseau paintings
By: Doug Diaczuk
Young women from across the region got hands-on firefighting training during Camp Molly at the Thunder Bay Fire Rescue Training Centre
The Butterfly Approach to care for people living with dementia focusses on creating an emotional connection between staff and residents
By: Doug Diaczuk
Associate Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, Michael Tibollo, said the sobering beds will serve as a low barrier access point to help people detox, but downplayed the role of safe consumption sites in the continuum of addictions care
Confederation College hosted a feast on Friday to welcome back students and staff and remind them and the community of the college’s commitment to truth and reconciliation
By: Doug Diaczuk
The 31st Annual TbayTel Luncheon of Hope featured a keynote address by a breast cancer survivor diagnosed 14 years ago
By: Doug Diaczuk
Children’s Centre Thunder Bay has launched a new two-year initiative focusing on raising awareness and providing training on the impacts of adverse childhood experiences.
By: Doug Diaczuk
Clive Dudley, president of the past James Whalen Restoration Project, said it would be heartbreaking to see the historic vessel scrapped.
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