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LUSU grabs headline

LUSU grabs headline

The editor of a student newspaper hopes to fill a hole in their editorial policy after the student union pulled a front page story from the paper at the last minute.
Becoming world class

Becoming world class

Radiologist Neety Panu says the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre now has a tool that will make its breast cancer services world class. The Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation kicked off its Cancer Awareness month Wednesday.

Sioux Lookout police seize military style rifle

Police in Sioux Lookout arrested two men and a woman after a military rifle was seized.

Boshcoff taking leave of absence

At-large Coun. Ken Boshcoff is taking a leave of absence from his municipal duties to concentrate on his federal election campaign.

Police raid nets 3.5 kilos of marijuana

A search warrant at a Hester Street address has led to a major marijuana bust. Police on Tuesday seized 3.5 kilograms of pot from a Hester Street address, worth approximately $70,000.

Cops warn of international letter scam

Police are warning residents to be wary of an international letter scam. It can still happen in the age of technology, where Internet and email fraud run rampant.
Economic hopes for First Nation communities pinned on pellet plant

Economic hopes for First Nation communities pinned on pellet plant

Two emerging First Nation communities are banking on a wood pellet plant to lead them to prosperity.
Location aggravation

Location aggravation

Opposition is flying fast and furious to the Liberal government’s decision not to bring Forest Tenure Act meetings to Northern Ontario.
Issues: Gun registry

Issues: Gun registry

With Stephen Harper reaffirming his vow to scrap the long-gun registry Monday, most Thunder Bay-Superior North candidates say the issue is being used to divide Canadians.
Exploring success

Exploring success

High demand for commodities have created an exploration boom in this area, and contributes a quarter of a billion dollars every year in Northwestern Ontario, says the Ontario Prospectors Association’s executive director.
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