Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices.
Submit your Good Morning Thunder Bay photo here: [email protected] in Thunder Bay, Ontario, offers a diverse range of events catering to various interests. Early in the morning, the CAN-AM Cup U15 AAA Hockey Tournament takes center stage at the Thunder Bay Tournament Centre, featuring top-rated AAA hockey teams from Canada and the United States competing for the coveted CAN-AM Cup.
Meanwhile, families can enjoy the Thunder Bay Science Festival at BGC Thunder Bay, featuring an hour-long concert by the Tamarack Quintet and Science North, combining musical delights with exciting science demonstrations. Later in the day, Autism Ontario North Region hosts a private Family Swim event at the Volunteer Pool, providing a safe and inclusive swimming experience for registered families.
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