The former theatre, which already houses Definitely Superior Art Gallery, could experience a renaissance, more than a decade after the last film was shown there.
Bree and Hailey Hollinsworth have a lot on their plate and so much to be proud of.
Since launching Ungalli Clothing Co. in 2013, the two sisters from Thunder Bay have built a place for makers and creators and lead the way for sustainable clothing practices.
Working in a uniform manufacturing warehouse in the summers while attending school, with Bree working in screen printing and embroidery and Hailey working in sales, they both discovered the mass amounts of waste these large manufacturers create with overseas production and shipping.
“We saw first-hand the impacts of the clothing industry,” says Hailey Hollinsworth. As someone who grew up on a farm in Thunder Bay, seeing this firsthand really impacted them.
Providing masks for those in need
A new program launched by the United Way of Thunder Bay is providing free face masks to those in need during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Posted: Feb 24, 2021 7:00 AM ET | Last Updated: February 24
L-R Bonnie Krysowaty, United Way of Thunder Bay CEO Albert Brule and Sherry Scott with boxes of masks to be delivered as part of the Facing Forward program.(United Way of Thunder Bay/Provided)
A new program launched by the United Way of Thunder Bay is providing free face masks to those in need during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Facing Forward is a collaboration between the United Way, City of Thunder Bay, Thunder Bay Community Foundation and Thunder Bay District Health Unit.