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Jodi Lundmark

Jodi Lundmark

Jodi Lundmark got her start as a journalist in 2006 with the Thunder Bay Source. She has been reporting for various outlets in the city since and took on the role of editor of Thunder Bay Source and assistant editor of Newswatch in October 2024.

Recent Work by Jodi

RFDA launches $1.5M capital campaign

RFDA launches $1.5M capital campaign

The expansion will include a wild game kitchen, sacred fire area, and dedicated hamper preparation area.
Hamilton re-elected as Thunder Bay DSSAB chair

Hamilton re-elected as Thunder Bay DSSAB chair

Jim Vezina was elected vice-chair of the board.
Warmer weather to bring mix of snow and rain

Warmer weather to bring mix of snow and rain

The Nipigon area may see up to five centimetres snow.
Inquest comes 12 years after Sherman Quisses’s death

Inquest comes 12 years after Sherman Quisses’s death

Quisses died in hospital after being stabbed at the Thunder Bay Correctional Centre.
NWMO made the right choice: Oliver

NWMO made the right choice: Oliver

City’s intergovernmental affairs committee chairperson says selection of Ignace and Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation as host communities for nuclear waste repository will bring a brand new industry to the region.
70 northern housing projects get funding

70 northern housing projects get funding

The funding is part of $262 million to help build 691 new homes in northern and Indigenous communities across the province.
Child welfare system still broken: national chief

Child welfare system still broken: national chief

Assembly of First Nations Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak addressed the Chiefs of Ontario during Fall Chiefs Assembly.
Addictions crisis: 'There is blood on your hands'

Addictions crisis: 'There is blood on your hands'

Question period was disrupted on Tuesday over province's plan to cut harm reduction services.
LU gets nearly $560K for 'world's largest' soil testing facility

LU gets nearly $560K for 'world's largest' soil testing facility

The soil testing facility will be the largest in the world, says engineering assistant dean
Quiet fire season attributed to widespread spring rainfall

Quiet fire season attributed to widespread spring rainfall

Of the 479 forest fires in Ontario in 2024, 218 of those were in the Northwest.
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