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Stand off ends at LU athletics building

Stand off ends at LU athletics building

A standoff with the police took place at Lakehead University at 5 p.m.
VIDEO: Cat Lake First Nation evacuees arriving in Thunder Bay

VIDEO: Cat Lake First Nation evacuees arriving in Thunder Bay

NOW caucus amplifying voices of women in power across the region

NOW caucus amplifying voices of women in power across the region

It was just a couple of years ago when Mayor Michelle Boileau and Mayor Cheryl Fort came together with ideas about how they could support one another as women and leaders in Northern Ontario. Since then, the NOW Caucus continues to grow as a major resource for women in leadership.
Ford doesn’t understand justice, lawyers say

Ford doesn’t understand justice, lawyers say

Recent comments indicate a "juvenile understanding" of the legal system, according to one NWO lawyer.
City updating Pool 6 plans, looking for residents' input

City updating Pool 6 plans, looking for residents' input

An update to the Waterfront Master Plan, which hasn't been revamped since 2015, is in the works. 
Powlowski applauds feds for making immigration pilot permanent

Powlowski applauds feds for making immigration pilot permanent

There were 475 successful applicants of the program for 2023 and approximately 1,000 since the program began in 2019.
NAPS board suspends Chief Roland Morrison for alleged misconduct

NAPS board suspends Chief Roland Morrison for alleged misconduct

Deputy Chief Brad Duce will step in as acting chief until an interim chief has been appointed.
Temporary nursing station being set up in Cat Lake First Nation

Temporary nursing station being set up in Cat Lake First Nation

Evacuees are expected to stay in Thunder Bay for approximately 10 days.
Lots of opportunities for women in public board: LETO chair

Lots of opportunities for women in public board: LETO chair

Jerry-Lynn Durant has been teaching for almost 20 years and now serves on the Lakehead Elementary Teachers of Ontario executive as the status of women chair.
Students speak-up about safety during Seven Youth Inquest update

Students speak-up about safety during Seven Youth Inquest update

Two students spoke to city, provincial and federal officials and others during the yearly update on the recommendations made after the Seven Youth Inquest that concluded in 2016.
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