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Inside Tbay: How the city got its waterfront skatepark

Inside Tbay: How the city got its waterfront skatepark

City to consider moving art gallery to waterfront

City to consider moving art gallery to waterfront

The art gallery's proposed move to the waterfront could take its next step Monday.
Working out and drinking beer at Oktoberfest

Working out and drinking beer at Oktoberfest

THUNDER BAY -- Oktoberfest came off in Septermber, as it should be. "Traditional Oktoberfest starts in September in Germany so we're going authentic," said Alexandra Jones chair of Rotary Oktoberfest.
Monster Trucks rock Murillo (8 PHOTOS)

Monster Trucks rock Murillo (8 PHOTOS)

MURILLO -- More track meant more air for Monster Trucks at the Murillo Fair Grounds on Saturday.

First phase of $4.5M Superior National's River Course complete

Cook County Tourism Media Release First phase of course’s $4.5 million renovation All 9 holes of Superior National’s River Course are complete Lutsen, Minn. – Sept.
Police continue to receive numerous election sign theft, vandalism reports

Police continue to receive numerous election sign theft, vandalism reports

KENORA, ON) – Members of the Kenora Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have received numerous calls since the onset of the federal election regarding the damage and theft of candidate signs throughout the area.
Record-breaking $60M lotto ticket not sold in Northwest

Record-breaking $60M lotto ticket not sold in Northwest

A winning $60-million lottery ticket has been sold, the bad news is you probably didn’t buy it. The OLG has confirmed that the winning ticket for Ontario’s biggest-ever jackpot was sold in Brampton, Ont.
District's economy needs 50,000 more immigrants by 2041

District's economy needs 50,000 more immigrants by 2041

THUNDER BAY -- The Thunder Bay District will need to attract 50,000 more people in the next 25 years to sustain its economy.
Public interest undefined in new anti-SLAPP legislation, argues NOMA

Public interest undefined in new anti-SLAPP legislation, argues NOMA

The Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association is pressuring the province to narrow its proposed anti-SLAPP legislation.

Teen learn roadway dangers and basics of driving

THUNDER BAY -- Some Grade 10 and 11 students at Hammarskjold High School were learning about one of the most important milestones of adulthood -- learning to drive.
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