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Vickers Manor staff in Thunder Bay, Ont., quit after going unpaid for over a month

by Local Journalism Initiative August 13, 2026

written by Local Journalism Initiative August 13, 2026

By Clint Fleury | TBNewsWatch.com THUNDER BAY, Ont. – The electric and gas bill may be paid, staving off the Aug. 18 cutoff date at Vicker's Manor, but it wasn’t just the utilities that weren’t getting paid. According to Teresa Benwell, a former maintenance worker, the serving staff walked off ...

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Vickers Manor staff in Thunder Bay, Ont., quit after going unpaid for over a month

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