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The federal government, through FedNor, says the five-year plan will target helping communities, growing businesses and strengthening innovation sector.

The series will continue every Wednesday night starting at 6 p.m. throughout the summer.

Anishinabek Employment and Training Services is now located at the former Dawson Court building, owned by Matawa First Nations, after leaving the Thunder Bay Public Library's Waverley branch on unfavourable terms earlier this year.

Although the official Thunder Pride festivities have been moved to the fall, the spirit of the annual celebration remains strong.

Anishinabek Police Services says the newly re-designed website is simpler and more mobile-friendly.

A quantity of suspected cocaine and fentanyl were seized along with cash, a knife and paraphernalia consistent with drug-trafficking. 

Jaime Cebrario bought the winning Scotties Tournament of Hearts 50/50 ticket on Feb. 23, and tossed the ticket in a pile of papers, thinking she didn't have the winner.

Atura Power, which primarily deals in natural gas, is proposing solar and battery energy storage facilities.

A driving instructor facing cell phone, seatbelt and alcohol related driving infractions was "immediately terminated" by employer.

The Thunder Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre’s second location still has some interior design work to complete before its grand opening.