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Celtics' Morrison provides advice to high school students, coaches

Celtics' Morrison provides advice to high school students, coaches

The best athletes are also usually among the most self-motivated, which is one of the main reasons they've enjoyed the most success.
NWHU reporting 19 new COVID-19 cases

NWHU reporting 19 new COVID-19 cases

The majority of new cases are isolated to one community as the Northwestern Health Unit remains in the yellow protect zone of the COVID-19 response framework.
Outbreaks declared at Kingsway Park, Westgate

Outbreaks declared at Kingsway Park, Westgate

Both schools will remain open, with students in the affected classrooms sent home until deemed safe to return.
Kenora resident charged after more than $46K worth of cocaine seized at traffic stop

Kenora resident charged after more than $46K worth of cocaine seized at traffic stop

A 29-year-old Kenora resident has been charged with various drug-related offences following a traffic stop on Thursday.
Local COVID-19 trends 'a concern,' says mayor

Local COVID-19 trends 'a concern,' says mayor

Worrying trends raise possibility of quick changes to public health measures, strain shelter capacity, Mayor Bill Mauro reports.
Police looking to ID robbery suspect

Police looking to ID robbery suspect

Police responded to a robbery at a Circle K convenience store late Thursday night.
Thunder Bay remaining in Red-Control

Thunder Bay remaining in Red-Control

Despite a record number of cases and outbreaks at at least one school, the province will not move the district back into lockdown status. The Northwestern Health Unit will remain in Yellow.
Missing man found

Missing man found

Man declared missing by Thunder Bay police Friday found safely, force reports.
Thunder Bay at record high 198 active COVID-19 cases

Thunder Bay at record high 198 active COVID-19 cases

Health Unit announces 40 new cases on Friday
Minnesota man fined $5,000, banned from fishing in Ontario for 3 years

Minnesota man fined $5,000, banned from fishing in Ontario for 3 years

A U.S man pleaded guilty to fishing without a licence and failing to comply with a court order earlier this month.
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