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Yuk-Sem Won is running for the Thunder Bay Rainy River Riding for the NDP

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“In Thunder Bay, families are facing overwhelming child care costs,” said Rafferty. “Our plan will bring increased spaces for those who need it at a reduced cost, helping make life more affordable for families.”

From the House – Update on Pension File and Our Economy...

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Ontario NDP Leader Andrea Horwath

NDP Leader Horwath Nominated in Hamilton

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Thunder Bay – State of the City Address 2016

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Fort Frances City Councillor Douglas Judson Issues Statement on Mayor’s Apology

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Thunder Bay Superior North MP Deputy Leader of the Green Party Bruce Hyer

Bruce Hyer – Harper Deal with Communist China is ‘Insane’

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The US Election – Consequences for Automotive and Electrification

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Sol Mamakwa MPP

Sol Mamakwa – Cat Lake needs help right now

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Don Rusnak, Member of Parliament for Thunder Bay Rainy River, attended the 18th session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues this week in New York City. The Forum, held this year from April 22 to May 3, is a meeting of delegates from around the world who come together to discuss indigenous issues related to economic and social development, culture, the environment, education, health and human rights. The theme this year is “Traditional knowledge: Generation, transmission and protection”. The Forum is a valuable opportunity for Canada to maintain its leadership role in the world as an important partner in promoting the human rights and dignity of all people around the globe. Rusnak participated in discussions surrounding issues such as Indigenous languages preservation, rights recognition, environmental conservation and and the protection of traditional knowledge and traditional cultural expressions. Maintaining Canada’s strong presence on the international stage creates opportunities at home, and brings more opportunities for economic growth and development to all the communities of Thunder Bay--Rainy River. Quotes “It was an honour to attend the United Nations Permanent Forum of Indigenous Peoples in New York this week alongside several of my colleagues. This year’s theme of Traditional Knowledge allowed for the forum to have some important conversations about language preservation and the protection of traditional knowledge and traditional cultural expressions. Maintaining Canada’s strong presence on the global stage creates opportunities at home, and I look forward to building on the relationships forged during the Forum to create new benefits for all the communities of Thunder Bay Rainy River.” -Don Rusnak Member of Parliament for Thunder Bay—Rainy River

Don Rusnak MP Attends UN Indigenous Issues Forum

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Working to unify Thunder Bay would help build the city stronger

Thunder Bay Pre-Budget Consultations September 27 2016

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Liberal Leader Mark Carney

Special statement by President Chartrand on Bill C-5 Summit, refusal to...

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