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The initiative, made possible through the federal government's Apprenticeship Service Program, supports hiring and training Level 1 apprentices in construction and manufacturing trades.

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada investigation into the Mitsubishi MU-2B-60 aircraft crash was due to snow on the runway and a lack of communication between the flight crew and the airport.

Giant Gymnastics did again, bringing home 74 medals in seven different categories at the 29th annual Twin City Twisters Northern Lights Competition.

Gene Boshkaykin is holding a one-man art show at Chartwell Glacier Ridge on Saturday afternoon.

To make up a bit for this year’s warm and mostly dry winter, Cambrian Players brought a much-loved winter fairy tale to its stage, The Snow Queen, originally by Hans Christian Andersen.

Thursday's 8-3 loss to Matt Dunstone leaves the Thunder Bay rink in need of a win and a Manitoba loss in the final round-robin draw.

Like many other industries, Aviation is experiencing a shortage of labour that has only gotten worse in recent years.

The Thunder Bay Police Service is fully cooperating with the SIU investigation.

The warm winter and absence of snow is causing bears to leave their dens sooner than usual.

Ignace Mayor Kim Baigrie called the event "astronomical" and was amazed at the turnout.