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Following Up: Run for the Cure still has legs in 30th year

Following Up: Run for the Cure still has legs in 30th year

Breast cancer fundraiser brings in $30,000 so far for Canadian Cancer Society.
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Following Up: Boosting the youth vote

Following Up: Boosting the youth vote

Organizers with Future Majority hope to continue an upward trend in youth voting on Monday.
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Following up: Scand Home building's new life

Following up: Scand Home building's new life

Iconic former Scandinavian Home Society site will reopen as dentist's office this month, but hints of history remain.
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Removal of Seuss books not done lightly, library says

Removal of Seuss books not done lightly, library says

The Thunder Bay Public Library's decision to remove six Dr. Seuss books from shelves came after a thorough review, senior staff say.
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A positive start for local pooches

A positive start for local pooches

Dog trainer Tammy Williams has found receptive canine and human audiences for her positive reinforcement approach.
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Hand pies made with hope and heart (4 photos)

Hand pies made with hope and heart (4 photos)

Buoyed by the “buy local” movement, Pie.ology has a new location.
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Pivoting to adapt to the new normal (3 photos)

Pivoting to adapt to the new normal (3 photos)

Pinetree Catering talks about focusing on their strengths to expand during the pandemic.
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Once a novelty, fat biking hits its stride

Once a novelty, fat biking hits its stride

Fat biking provides a new winter recreation opportunity that's being embraced by a growing number of local riders.
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With centre closed, Kingfisher brings nature trips to students

With centre closed, Kingfisher brings nature trips to students

The outdoor education centre continues connecting students with outdoors during pandemic.
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Local youth score early victory in climate lawsuit

Local youth score early victory in climate lawsuit

Judge in lawsuit involving two local youth affirms right to challenge climate policies under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, a first in Canada.
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