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Man charged in Eabametoong death found fit to stand trial

Man charged in Eabametoong death found fit to stand trial

A fitness assessment was conducted for Ethan Waboose, who is facing a second-degree murder charge in connection to the 2022 death of Brian Sagutch in Eabametoong First Nation.
Ford to visit city on Friday

Ford to visit city on Friday

Premier to deliver remarks alongside Minister of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development David Piccini.
North American Harvard aircraft visit might not make it

North American Harvard aircraft visit might not make it

The weather outlook for the next couple of weekends is putting the event on standby.
'Specific' kinds of job skills training backed

'Specific' kinds of job skills training backed

Robinson said anytime the government helps businesses to send their employees to these types of training programs, it helps to meet the needs of the workforce and also builds capacity for the workers to grow in their careers.
Stars open with eight straight on the road

Stars open with eight straight on the road

The SIJHL has released its 2024-25 schedule, with games beginning on Sept. 13.
Thunder Bay judoka ready to take on the world

Thunder Bay judoka ready to take on the world

Emily Harris will represent Canada at the World Cadet Judo Championships in Peru this month.
Festival vibe envisioned for Grand Parade

Festival vibe envisioned for Grand Parade

It is a family-friendly fundraiser walk that helps support charities that provide care and service for aging people.
TBT NEWSHOUR for August 7, 2024: Encampment tour organized by condo residents

TBT NEWSHOUR for August 7, 2024: Encampment tour organized by condo residents

Poilievre’s promises may also cut services

Poilievre’s promises may also cut services

Pierre Poilievre promises First Nation businesses the ability to have some control of the revenue from resources collection on treaty land, while the deeper question remains: what services will be cut if his proposal was passed?
Chief Taylor discusses infrastructure upgrades

Chief Taylor discusses infrastructure upgrades

With much-needed infrastructure upgrades on the way, Ginoogaming First Nation is set to save on money, time, and loss of personal property - while ensuring the safety of all community members. Chief Sheri Taylor sat down with Dougall Media to discuss the project.
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