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Blue-green algae found in Sleeping Giant Provincial Park

Blue-green algae found in Sleeping Giant Provincial Park

Lab tests confirmed an algae bloom with the potential for harmful toxins in Marie Louise Lake.
Special Feature: At Large vs. Ward Systems

Special Feature: At Large vs. Ward Systems

Part two in a series looking at Thunder Bay's council composition review and the major changes proposed for council and municipal elections in the city.
Children’s Centre launches training focusing on adverse childhood experiences

Children’s Centre launches training focusing on adverse childhood experiences

Children’s Centre Thunder Bay has launched a new two-year initiative focusing on raising awareness and providing training on the impacts of adverse childhood experiences.
FASD training gives professionals a clear guide in how to help

FASD training gives professionals a clear guide in how to help

Donna Debolt, FAST specialist, said it's complicated and common, with four per cent of Canadians having an alcohol related disability.
City considering $4 million for temporary shelter village

City considering $4 million for temporary shelter village

"The people of our city do not care who is responsible. They simply want the challenges solved and the most disadvantaged cared for."
Stars home opener to feature Lockyer Boys concert

Stars home opener to feature Lockyer Boys concert

SIJHL team has also invited all local minor hockey teams to enjoy the game free of charge.
Construction set to start on Waasigan Transmission Line

Construction set to start on Waasigan Transmission Line

Hydro One expects to have shovels in the ground as early as the beginning of November.
College's Lepore takes silver at OCAA golf championship

College's Lepore takes silver at OCAA golf championship

Thunder Bay golfer lost the championship in a four-hole playoff to Humber College's Matt Morris.
DNA match leads to revelation of a huge extended family

DNA match leads to revelation of a huge extended family

'It changed my world 1000 per cent,' a Thunder Bay woman says.
Anti-nuclear activists greet Liberals in Thunder Bay

Anti-nuclear activists greet Liberals in Thunder Bay

A Nuclear Free Thunder Bay member said the group wanted to send a message to Jonathan Wilkinson, the federal energy minister.
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