Sandi Krasowski is a local journalist based in the Northwest region, contributing to publications such as the Penticton Herald, Chronicle Journal - Commercial Printing, and St. Catharines Standard Group Inc. With a focus on local news and events, Sandi covers a range of topics including community initiatives, outdoor activities, job opportunities, and cultural events.
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Thunder Bay, Canada (Local)
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The city's population is predicted to continue growing, reaching close to 133,000 by 2028.
THUNDER BAY — A Thunder Bay businesswoman says the city's parking plan needs to go back before council to be amended because the metered parking fees and times are detrimental to businesses.
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By: Sandi Krasowski
From bio-economy opportunities and advances in mental health and addiction supports to government investments in Thunder Bay, MPP Kevin Holland presented a picture of Northwestern Ontario's economic direction during the
A countrywide postal strike at Christmastime is of great concern for many Thunder Bay retailers who are preparing for the impacts.
Shipments were up in October, exceeding a million tonnes, according to the Port of Thunder Bay.
By: Sandi Krasowski
Insufficient wireless network access in rural areas hinders businesses from competing digitally, limiting economic growth and restricting residents
A celebration of Northwestern Ontario innovators took place at the Superior Inn on Thursday during the Northwestern Ontario Innovation Centre 2024 annual RBC Innovation Awards luncheon. The event spotlighted individuals
By: Sandi Krasowski
It will look a lot more like Christmas in the city's Waterfront District on Sunday as the 10th annual Craft Revival gets underway.
It will look a lot more like Christmas in the city’s Waterfront District on Sunday as the 10th annual Craft Revival gets underway. More than 180 crafters and artisans will
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