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Shelter House community garden set to expand

Shelter House community garden set to expand

The expansion of the Shelter House community garden helped kick off an awareness campaign developed by Confederation College students.
Ready, set, solve

Ready, set, solve

Young mathletes compete in the annual Math Olympics for a chance to represent the region during the provincial competition.
New freighter taking to the skies

New freighter taking to the skies

Wasaya Airways debuts the world's first Dash 8-100 freighter aircraft to its fleet.
Waterfront businesses seeking statutory holiday exemption

Waterfront businesses seeking statutory holiday exemption

The Waterfront BIA is seeking a tourism designation from Thunder Bay city council that would allow area businesses to operate on statutory holidays.
Kickboxing makes triumphant return to city

Kickboxing makes triumphant return to city

Thunder Bay's Mitchell Spence thrills the crowd with unanimous decision victory.
Folklore Festival set for another trip around the world

Folklore Festival set for another trip around the world

The always popular Folklore Festival will return to the Fort William Gardens May 6 and 7 with more food, dancing, and performances.
MNR reduces moose tags

MNR reduces moose tags

The MNR is cutting the number of moose tags available for this year's hunting season.
Ontario chamber warns businesses over prosperity 'deception'

Ontario chamber warns businesses over prosperity 'deception'

The Ontario Chamber of Commerce warns businesses across the province aren't investing almost half of their available capital back into the economy.
Inquiry into missing and murdered aboriginal women postponed

Inquiry into missing and murdered aboriginal women postponed

The National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women was supposed to begin three days of regional meetings in Thunder Bay, starting Tuesday.
Pedestrian in serious condition following collision

Pedestrian in serious condition following collision

Thunder Bay Police are investigating a collision involving a motor vehicle and a pedestrian that resulted in serious injuries.
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