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Paul Pepe said Thunder Bay is “a growing destination for the cruising market" which "offers something very unique that cruisers can’t get in other markets as well.” 

Mayor Ken Boshcoff’s retraction described the safer supply program run by NorWest Community Health Centres, which is funded by Health Canada.

The Ontario Network of Injured Workers Groups held an online meeting and gathered at the OPSEU office on Memorial Avenue to ask the provincial government for continued funding for injured people 65 years and older under the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board. 

Shaun Naroski won a pair of silver medals at the national masters swimming championships last month.

Police said the responding officer spoke to the driver and observed multiple signs of impairment. The driver was arrested. 

Last month the opposing groups presented to the House of Commons the results of an online petition bearing more than 3,300 signatures from people concerned about the transportation plan.

Fort Frances squash players are getting used to the new court floors at the Memorial Sports Centre, which were replaced for the first time in over three decades.

Proximity is a key factor for those interested in becoming billets but anyone can apply to be a volunteer. Dougall Media spoke with Elly Tose, artistic director of Live from the Rock, about all of the excitement and work being done to ensure this year's folk festival goes off without a hitch.

At the request of fireworks organizer Dave Coats, councillors decided to dip into funds to cover some of the cost of fireworks on Canada Day.

The relationship between Thunder Bay-area stores and local producers continues to sprout.