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LU Career expo connecting students with industry

THUNDER BAY -- Sometimes getting a job is as much about who you know as what you know. Students at Lakehead University are being given the chance to connect with industry professionals this week at the school's annual Career and Job Expo.

Animal services revamps pricing plans

THUNDER BAY -- The city's animal services is changing the way it does business with potential pet-owners, following approval of the new plan by City Council last night.
Final countdown

Final countdown

THUNDER BAY -- With the weather turning colder, the clock on city roadwork is ticking.
Appeal planned

Appeal planned

THUNDER BAY -- City police officers found guilty of misconduct plan to appeal a hearing’s decision to penalize them. Det. William Wowchuck and Det.-Const.
Fright time

Fright time

On any given night, a person can hear their footsteps echo off the buildings of Fort William Historical Park’s main square.
Legal costs a question

Legal costs a question

THUNDER BAY -- While the chief of police reported no significant third-quarter variance for the force's operating budget, legal costs make the year-end budget hard to predict. Thunder Bay Police Service Chief J.P.

Sustainability a profitable approach, college speaker says

THUNDER BAY -- Sustainability is a topic that gets tossed around a lot these days and most people think it's purely based on the environment.
Position filled

Position filled

Coun. Brian McKinnon said he plans to keep a close eye on the Thunder Bay Police Service budget now that he's a member of the Police Services Board.
Cautiously optimistic

Cautiously optimistic

The owner of a local engineering firm is cautiously optimistic that council has not shot down his plan to turn the former Sir John A. Macdonald School into his company’s new headquarters. Nordmin Engineering Ltd.

Confederation college enrollment down by 40 students

THUNDER BAY -- After several years of rapidly increasing enrollment, it looks like Confederation College is seeing a small dip in numbers for the current school year.
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