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Lakehead professors receiving New Frontiers in Research Grants

Lakehead professors receiving New Frontiers in Research Grants

Lakehead professors are receiving more than $470,000 in funding.
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Confederation College donation supports Ukrainian Crisis Fund

Confederation College donation supports Ukrainian Crisis Fund

UNICEF's Ukraine emergency fund to receive more than $200,000 donation.
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Good morning, Thunder Bay!

Good morning, Thunder Bay!

Thank you Noah for today's picture. 🌡Mainly sunny. Increasing cloudiness early in the afternoon. Wind up to 15 km/h. High plus 3°C. Wind chill minus 11°C in the morning.
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2022 Polar Bear Plunge smashes fundraising goal (9 PHOTOS)

2022 Polar Bear Plunge smashes fundraising goal (9 PHOTOS)

The money will be going towards the Special Olympics, Roots to Harvest, the CNIB, and for the first time, PRO Kids
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Ontario announces $107 million contract for highway twinning project

Ontario announces $107 million contract for highway twinning project

 The contract, valued at $107 million, includes provincial and federal funding
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Sweeps rule minor hockey championship season

Sweeps rule minor hockey championship season

Minor hockey season is wrapping up with exciting playoff competitions.
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Virtual Patient Journey Conference: Our Voices, Our Stories will be held in June

Virtual Patient Journey Conference: Our Voices, Our Stories will be held in June

The Patient Journey Conference on Thursday, June 9 and Friday, June 10.
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Lakehead wrestling coach Clayton retires again

Lakehead wrestling coach Clayton retires again

Francis Clayton was a CIAU wrestling champion in 1981 and took over the coaching reigns four years later.
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Pet of the Week: Gentle Willow is our Pet of the Week

Pet of the Week: Gentle Willow is our Pet of the Week

Pet of the Week: Gentle Willow is our Pet of the Week
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Touring exhibit commemorating survivors of the Holocaust comes to Thunder Bay

Touring exhibit commemorating survivors of the Holocaust comes to Thunder Bay

The Museum says the exhibit is for everyone but that they particularly hope to see younger people attending
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