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Some Pikangikum evacuees heading home

Some Pikangikum evacuees heading home

Some of the Pikangikum First Nation members who self-evacuated have started to make their way home, with flights expected to send more evacuees home on Thursday.
Educators receive unique lessons on teaching in First Nation communities (3 photos)

Educators receive unique lessons on teaching in First Nation communities (3 photos)

Teach for Canada is providing 28 teachers from across Canada and the world with the skills and knowledge to teach in remote northern Ontario First Nation communities.
Graffiti artists in East End underpass frustrate city workers

Graffiti artists in East End underpass frustrate city workers

Plans to use special anti-graffiti paint in the tunnel fell through.
NOSM's new dean excited for future of medicine in Northern Ontario

NOSM's new dean excited for future of medicine in Northern Ontario

Dr. Sarita Verma's mandate is focused on improving outreach, services, and healthcare quality with Indigenous, Francophone, rural and remote communities.
Wanted Wednesday search continues

Wanted Wednesday search continues

The following person is currently WANTED on outstanding bench and/or committal warrants by the Thunder Bay Police Service.
TBPS continues fiscal year with second positive variance

TBPS continues fiscal year with second positive variance

The Thunder Bay Police Service finished its second quarter with a .6 per cent positive variance but several accounts expected to be unfavourable by year’s end; criminal record check fees also increasing.
Federal funding announced for Schreiber

Federal funding announced for Schreiber

$1.7 million will support tourism and economic development.
Iron ore mine southwest of Ignace could operate for up to 40 years

Iron ore mine southwest of Ignace could operate for up to 40 years

The new developer of the property has submitted plans to a federal agency.
Body worn cameras will require a ‘cultural change’ in Police Service

Body worn cameras will require a ‘cultural change’ in Police Service

A viability report into body-worn cameras following a five-month pilot project says implementing the system across the entire Thunder Bay Police Service will require strong management and a cultural change to be successful.
Video: July 16, 2019: Stanley Cup Day

Video: July 16, 2019: Stanley Cup Day

July 16, 2019: Stanley Cup Day
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