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Students from Hyde Park Public School pick out books to restock library

Students from Hyde Park Public School pick out books to restock library

THUNDER BAY -- Shannon MacLeod loves to read. She also loves to inspire reading in others.

Local biotech firm sold

THUNDER BAY -- The sale of a struggling local biotech firm has been approved. A provincial court has approved the sale of Mitomics Inc., which went into receivership in August with nearly $20 million owed to secured lenders and unsecured creditors.

Health unit, drug strategy look to start conversation about alcohol use

THUNDER BAY – Community partners want to start conversations about drinking.
Local veterans given awards from France for their service in Second World War

Local veterans given awards from France for their service in Second World War

THUNDER BAY -- Jim Crooks’ father didn’t discuss his time serving in the Second World War often, but when he did he referred to it as his ‘great adventure.
PARO celebrates 20 years of helping women entrepreneurs with singer-songwriter Buffy Sainte-Marie

PARO celebrates 20 years of helping women entrepreneurs with singer-songwriter Buffy Sainte-Marie

THUNDER BAY -- When Buffy Sainte-Marie was 23, she was a singer with too much money. She used that extra money to start a scholarship foundation for Aboriginal students wanting to gain a higher education but didn’t have the means to get there.
Firefighters launch annual Toys for Tots campaign

Firefighters launch annual Toys for Tots campaign

Christmas is a joyous occasion for most children. But for Thunder Bay’s most impoverished the holiday is a stark reminder they’re among the city’s have-nots.
Province announces $1.8 million for city transit

Province announces $1.8 million for city transit

THUNDER BAY -- The gas tax is pumping $1.8 million into Thunder Bay's transit system. Ontario's Gas Tax Program, now totaling nearly $19 million over the past decade for the city, must go into a municipality's transit system.
Lakehead University trying to meet sustainability challenges head-on

Lakehead University trying to meet sustainability challenges head-on

Lakehead University president Brian Stevenson says running a university these days is definitely a balancing act.
Shelter House is rolling out its S.O.S. program Dec.1 despite city council set-back

Shelter House is rolling out its S.O.S. program Dec.1 despite city council set-back

Despite another delay, Shelter House's Street Outreach Program is going ahead. The city's $50,000 share was supposed to head to council for approval Monday but it will now be decided Dec.
Publication ban in effect on all evidence in drug-trafficking case

Publication ban in effect on all evidence in drug-trafficking case

THUNDER BAY -- A city man has pleaded not guilty to several drug-trafficking charges.
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