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March 3rd, 2016, Thunder Bay, ON- SHIFT, Thunder Bay’s Young Professionals Network, is continuing to voice the need for more efforts concentrating on civic pride.

THUNDER BAY, ON: Kiikenomaga Kikenjigewen Employment and Training Services (KKETS) announced today that they hosted a graduation ceremony for students successfully completing the 2015-2016 Aboriginal Skills Advancement Program (ASAP).

“Thunder Bay, is a great name. Has anyone ever named a song after it?” This epic question is posed by Glasgow-born Phil Campbell, the charismatic leader of British soul rock band, The Temperance Movement.

Ontario is spending an additional $111,300 annually to improve mental services for children and youth in Thunder Bay.

TORONTO — North American general manager Peter Chiarelli was still gushing Wednesday evening over the first NHL matchup of Connor McDavid and Jack Eichel, allured by the prospect of what the two young stars might deliver next fall.

Carolyne Leroux says her company started a women in leadership program five years ago as a way to encourage female workers to take an interest in management roles.

Kenora OPP media release follows: (KENORA, ON) – The Kenora Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is continuing to ask for the public’s assistance in locating a 16 year old girl from Kenora.

THUNDER BAY – A quartet of senior city administrators spent Wednesday morning on the stand at the coroner’s inquest examining the deaths of seven students.

THUNDER BAY -- Students at Crestview Public School helped one of their favourite visitors celebrate a milestone Wednesday. Archie, a 13-year-old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, has been working as a therapy dog for 11 years.

THUNDER BAY – After a week of frigid mornings, warmer temperatures are on the city’s horizon.