LTB was truly a once in a lifetime opportunity and I know I wouldn't be able to experience all that I did with anything else.
– Class of 2016
I gain so much every Learning Day, I just can't say enough what an amazing experience this is.
- Graduate, 2015
Very valuable program - met or exceeded the goals I had for myself. Made great connections and I feel more engaged and involved in my community.
– Class of 2016
Each time I am presented with a challenge I can think back to what I learned in Leadership Thunder Bay and apply it.
- Graduate 2010
The lifelong lessons I have learned are valuable and unexplainable as I continue on this journey as a young entrepreneur
- Graduate 2013
When I joined Leadership Thunder Bay, I was told it would change my life and it certainly did. My career took off in a big way.
- Class of 2016

CAP Projects

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2014 CAP Projects

Hospice Northwest

Hospice Northwest is interested in developing and hosting Thunder Bay’s first ever Death Café – an event that has been rising in popularity around the world. The first Death Café was founded in the UK in 2011 and was based on the work of Swiss sociologist and anthropologist Bernard Crettaz. Since their inception, over 200

City of Thunder Bay

Inspire Thunder Bay Culture Plan, Implementation of the Mayor’s Civic Pride Awards and Arts & Heritage Awards. CAP will be a lead on a grouping of actions identified as 1 – 3 year priorities in the City of Thunder Bay Culture Plan. Goals relate to the Mayor’s Civic Pride Awards and Arts & Heritage Awards

Our Kids Count

This project is an opportunity to showcase young parents through a picture story that depicts that young parents are responsible parents. Our Young Parents group ranges in age from 16 to 25 years of age from different backgrounds, each with their own unique story and challenges. The key components of this project would involve engaging