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Unifor and Resolute are both calling for strong government action against proposed U.S. lumber tariffs.

The Nishnawbe Aski Police Service welcomed one of the highest number of recruits in its history but still needs 50 more officers to be fully staffed.

Company will pay municipality a special $1 million dividend, plus a $175,000 performance dividend.

Kathleen Wynne to take part in NOMA question-and-answer session at the Victoria Inn.

Cool Science: Freezer Burn

Environment Canada says a lengthy period of freezing rain resulting in ice accumulation is expected.

Agreement with Fire Marque Inc. is estimated to generate $100,000 annually for the city in fire department costs recovered through insurance companies.

Council gives go ahead on next step of 49-lot subdivision off West Arthur Street east of Mapleward Road despite concerns about expanding city's footprint.

Ottawa vows to fight the decision, which the U.S. made claiming Canada unfairly subsidizes lumber exporters, including Resolute Forest Products.

Thunder Bay reports $417,000 positive first quarter variance as city police force comes in under budget.