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Rhonda Goodman has spent the past couple of years working full time, raising nine children and earning a diploma in early childhood education with a 4.0 grade point average.

Johnny Depp won’t be aboard, but the ship he helped make famous will be in Thunder Bay for two days this summer.

Cassandra Woodbeck would have been a young mother without a Grade 12 diploma or a clear plan for her future if it wasn’t for her high school principal.

With the Ring of Fire’s spark continuing to burn brighter, Activation Laboratories Ltd. has nothing but growing to do in Northwestern Ontario.

Paramedics in Red Rock will be working alongside firefighters after their EMS Station closed temporarily because of mould problems. The paramedics and ambulances have been moved to the Red Rock fire station for now.

Thunder Bay Police Chief Bob Herman has officially taken on his new role as president of the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police.

The Thunder Bay Counselling Centre has a new tool to help children feel comfortable when being prepared to testify in criminal court.

A provincial pilot program in the district is so successful that Ontario is reducing its funding to pay to have the program in the rest of the province, says the chair of the social administration board. Coun.

Despite their leader’s best efforts, both local MPs will not vote with their party when it comes to the long-gun registry.

Managing breast cancer treatment in Thunder Bay will get decidedly easier in August with the addition of a $185,000 MRI enhancement device at the Regional Health Sciences Centre.