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Sonny Randle – EMCO, Shelby Jaspers – City of Thunder Bay’s Training & Quality Assurance Coordinator, Matthew Miedema – City of Thunder Bay’s Project Engineer and Chair – Northwestern Ontario Water & Wastewater Conference, Tony Santos – City of Thunder Bay’s Supervisor – Municipal Drinking Water Licensing Program, Erin Marcella-Fui – City of Thunder Bay’s Operations Supervisor – Bare Point Water Treatment Plant, Henry Connor – City of Thunder Bay’s Technology Management Specialist, Aaron Ward – City of Thunder Bay’s Project Engineer, Michelle Warywoda – City of Thunder Bay’s Director of Environment.

Northwestern Ontario Wastewater Conference Underway

James Murray - October 20, 2017

Wanda Mitchell planted 15,000 trees on her Dryden property. (IMAGE - Forests Ontario)

Wanda Mitchell from Dryden has Planted 15,000 Trees

Sea Lamprey

Using Science to Fight Sea Lamprey

Fall Classic

Atom, Peewee Queens Start Strong at Keating Fall Classic

U.S. President-elect Donald Trump speaks at his election night rally in Manhattan, New York, U.S., November 9, 2016. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri

President Trump Trade Comments Cause Canadian Consumer Confidence Nosedive

“We encourage residents to read the report to learn how the City’s drinking water is treated, monitored, and delivered to their homes. We also invite you to come tour the Bare Point Water Treatment Plant to discover this firsthand,” said Michelle Warywoda, Director – Environment Division.

Annual Report on Drinking Water Quality Now Available

Amanda Perreault - March 1, 2018 0

StandUp4CleanUp

StandUp4CleanUp – Making a Difference in Thunder Bay

NetNewsLedger - October 17, 2017 0

Fight climate change by granting Indigenous rights to forests – report

NetNewsLedger - September 12, 2018 0

Photo by NPS - Jim Peaco. Wolf #3 leaving her crate on Oct.2.

Wintery Weather Ends Isle Royale Wolf Transfers

NNL Staff - October 13, 2018 0

Photograph of the ancient crust such as these found along the eastern shores of the Hudson Bay. Photo by Rick Carlson.

Eastern Shores of Hudson Bay Reveal Original Earth’s Crust

NetNewsLedger - March 17, 2017 0

A rain garden is shaped like a bowl that soaks up runoff from a rooftop or other hard surface like a parking area. The rainwater is absorbed into the soil instead of flowing into a storm drain that empties into local streams. Rain gardens and other green infrastructure are often planted with wildflowers or other native perennials that provide homes and food for birds and insects.

DRAINAGE REBATE PROGRAM AVAILABLE TO ASSIST HOMEOWNERS

NNL Staff - June 21, 2018 0

Saving the Caribou will Take Action Now – WWF

NetNewsLedger - November 4, 2018 0

Peregrine Falcon - Photo by Brian Ratcliff

Big Trout Bay Protected by the Nature Conservancy of Canada

NetNewsLedger - April 2, 2017 0

Minister Michael Gravelle announces program to build an environmental legacy

Eastern White Pine Seed Pods Makes for Living Legacy

NetNewsLedger - July 31, 2017 0

Credit: USFWS/Courtney Celley Project staff load a crated wolf into a seaplane for a flight to the island

Isle Royale Wolf Relocation Update

NetNewsLedger - September 28, 2018 0

Coal is affordable, blamed for pollution and climate change.

OPINION – Ontario’s coal phase-out was all for nothing

NetNewsLedger - January 24, 2017 0

$7 million "thin-layer cap" remediation project

PENINSULA HARBOUR ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING

NNL Staff - July 18, 2017 0

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