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Ontario Native Women's Association News Release ONWA Pushes for Implementation of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Recommendations As the voice for Aboriginal women and their families in Ontario, the Ontario Native Women’s As

THUNDER BAY – The city has made it to the top of an infamous Statistics Canada list. According to a new report released by the statistic agency, Thunder Bay had the highest reported rates of hate crime in 2013, with 20.9 per 100,000 people.

New rules taking effect July 1 will give some ATVs more on-road access. New provincial laws will allow more types of off-road vehicles and all-terrain vehicles, including two-up ATVs and side-by-side ATVs, to use the shoulder of public roads.

Resolute Forest Products is temporarily closing two of its paper mills in Quebec, due to a lack of demand for commercial paper.

It's a shame when motorists whine about being ticketed for traffic violations they knowingly committed. I have been cut off and nearly run down by the many idiots and fools who have no regard for stop signs or crosswalks.

THUNDER BAY – A 416-bed senior’s care facility is expected to have residents moving in later this year. The seven-storey $83.

THUNDER BAY – A local elementary school class is trying to do their part to help an earthquake ravaged country across the world. The Grade 3/4 class at Claude E.

Dryden Police continue to investigate an incident that caused a lockdown in part of that city Monday afternoon, and sent one man to hospital. Police received a 911 call from a female who said she was with a man believed to be in distress.

THUNDER BAY – The state of local soccer fields is creating an “organizational nightmare” for the Thunder Bay Chill.

Nishnawbe Aski Nation News Release: NAN SUPPORTS ST.