The County Fair Mall is the main topic at the upcoming McIntyre Ward virtual meeting. Ward Councillor Albert Aiello will answer residents' questions s.
THUNDER BAY – Business owners in Thunder Bay are about to push back against the provincial government forcing their establishments closed.
Katrina O’Neill, owner of Sew Flippin’ Creations in the County Fair Mall, says in protest of the government extending stay-at-home orders for another two weeks, until June 2, she plans to open to the public on May 20.
That’s the day the shutdown order was originally scheduled to end.
Brothers Carmen and Cosimo Minnella say they plan to reopen Memorial Avenue’s Trenz Hair Studio and Day Spa on June 3, the day after the extended order is scheduled to end.
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Cars line up Friday at the drive-thru testing clinic at Summerside s Slemon Park, after public health officials asked everyone in the city to get tested if they had any symptoms of COVID-19. (Brittany Spencer/CBC)
People lined up in droves Friday at testing clinics in the Summerside area after P.E.I. public health officials announced a cluster of three new COVID-19 cases and urged anyone experiencing symptoms in the region to get tested and self-isolate while they await results. It takes the breath out of you, but you ve got to get back on track and go get your test, said.Norman Doucette, who was waiting in his car with his teenage son to be tested at Slemon Park Friday morning.
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The Bank of Montreal on Red River Road is currently closed due to COVID-19 (Google Street View)
THUNDER BAY The Bank of Montreal is building a new branch on Thunder Bay s north side, in conjunction with the planned closure of two existing locations.
The precise site has not yet been disclosed by the bank, but BMO says it will be near County Fair Mall.
According to a spokesperson, it will include an expanded suite of services, upgraded banking hall, and drive-up ATM.
He said the decision is in response to customers changing preferences in how they want to do their banking.