Thunder Bay – Tuesday
Not sure what type of duck this is. MV BBC Peru MV Federal Champlain Crows were freaking out. This is why. The things tou see in a Thunder Bay park. Still nothing. October looms. Trees are at their most colourful right now. Trash in context Trash in context One day left
Thunder Bay – Monday
I wonder if I will live long enough to see this space used for something…anything? Pretty good looking rye bread. No takers so far. Bread is something you need to stay away from if you want to lose weight. Private parking lot getting paved. Public parking lot not getting paved. Same view I take everyday. […]
Thunder Bay – Sunday
Trash in context Sometimes trash can have an interesting shape…after its been run over a few times. Does not quite fit Mask trash in context Sigh… Came across a bag of needles Looks like this is a favourite spot to inject Thunder Bay repair My last gelato in the Red River Road Streatery. Pretty sure […]
Thunder Bay – Saturday
Yellow bag trash in context This is it? Councillor Shelby ‘Cha’ Ch’ng is not going to be happy. Trash in context I always think of the Doobie Brothers song Long Train Running when I see one of thes rail cars. Well the Illinois Central And the Southern Central Freight Gotta keep on pushin’ Mama ‘Cause […]
Thunder Bay – What Makes A Community A First Nation Community?
Indigenous Food Circles shape food sovereignty Last Thursday the Indigenous Food Circle hosted a live event on Zoom to announce and discuss recent projects assisted by their partnership with the Thunder Bay District Health Unit. Working with 14 First Nation communities, including Fort William, Bjinjitiwaabik Zaaging Anishinaabek and Red Rock Indian Band, this collaborative project […]
Thunder Bay – Friday
A grey day. All bicycles should have a bell. The rider can use it to warn pedestrians walking on the sidewalk that they are approaching from behind. It works. I don’t believe that the waterfront hotel ever used this gate. Why is all this used tissue scattered all over the back 40s of the Pool […]
Thunder Bay – Goggles And Face Shields
Teachers, school staff mandated to wear face shields or goggles The head of the Thunder Bay division of the Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario says teachers and other school staff were caught off guard by an announcement from Lakehead Public Schools mandating they wear face shields or goggles when interacting with students. Mike Judge said […]
Thunder Bay – Thursday
Run and hide everyone!!! A student tested positive!!! Is the student contagious? Does the student have an active virus? Who knows? None of that is important. I thought masks protected everyone. Parking meters in the north core are stylish. Don’t bet on it. Even this unused pedestrian crossing thing has a stylish hat. Looking good. […]
Thunder Bay – Sometimes You Can Be Too Cautious
Hundreds of Lakehead public school students are at home due to COVID-19 screening Less than a month into the school year, hundreds of Lakehead Public School Board students are already staying home because they have at least one of a dozen symptoms that may or may not be linked to COVID-19. Two of the board’s largest schools each have […]
Thunder Bay – Wednesday
Yellow bag trash Looks like the City of Thunder Bay applied a dust suppressant on this excavation. Not usual. Calcium Chloride? The chemical absorbs and holds onto moisture. I expect to start to see a lot of these laying around soon. Nice clouds today A rain garden sign that needs a home. Would look good […]