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Knowledge of the region sets Achneepineskum apart

Knowledge of the region sets Achneepineskum apart

Former Nishnawbe Aski Nation deputy chief running for NDP in Thunder Bay-Superior North.
Model trying to win Maxim contest to cover in vitro fertilization costs

Model trying to win Maxim contest to cover in vitro fertilization costs

Sherry Navoy grew up in Thunder Bay and at 43, is holding out hope for a second child, despite suffering through four miscarriages already. The international modeling competition comes with a $25,000 top prize and she's asking the public to vote for her to help her advance to the semifinal round.
Thunder Bay company buys Superior Fine Papers site (4 Photos)

Thunder Bay company buys Superior Fine Papers site (4 Photos)

Alan Cheeseman of Wilderness Air will get help from Lakehead University on the cleanup
Good Morning, Thunder Bay!

Good Morning, Thunder Bay!

A mix of sun and cloud. High 11 °C. UV index 3 or moderate.
TGIF: Win $100 Gift Card from Pizza Hut

TGIF: Win $100 Gift Card from Pizza Hut

Congratulations to Reanne Towedo on winning this week's TGIF.
Person in wheelchair struck on Memorial Avenue

Person in wheelchair struck on Memorial Avenue

Victim sent to hospital with undisclosed injuries.
Driver caught going over 175 km/h on Thunder Bay Expressway

Driver caught going over 175 km/h on Thunder Bay Expressway

The incident happened within the city limits east of Balsam Street
United Way appeals to retirees to participate (3 Photos)

United Way appeals to retirees to participate (3 Photos)

Retired United Thunder Bay is aimed at seniors who want to contribute to the community
Yuk-Sem Won wants to follow in Rafferty's NDP footsteps

Yuk-Sem Won wants to follow in Rafferty's NDP footsteps

Former teacher and labour litigator want to improve access to health care, transportation and basic human rights to communities throughout Northwestern Ontario and all of Canada.
Students protest education cuts at MPP's office

Students protest education cuts at MPP's office

Larger class sizes and slashing programs, including Indigenous based ones, at the heart of Thursday's walk-out.
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