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MP reveals Northshore FedNor funding

MP reveals Northshore FedNor funding

Several municipalities along the North shore are getting a share of more than a million dollars of funding from FedNor. MP Patty Hajdu (Lib., Thunder Bay - Superior North) was in Terrace Bay Monday to make the announcement. The bulk of the $1.
Fort Frances assault under investigation

Fort Frances assault under investigation

FORT FRANCES -- Ontario Provincial Police in Fort Frances are seeking the public's help to solve a recent assault. Police, in a release issued on Tuesday, say the incident occurred in the 600 block of Victoria Avenue on Aug. 22, at about 8:30 p.

NOSM celebrates its tenth year with a strong female group

THUNDER BAY -- The Northern Ontario School of Medicine is celebrating its tenth year at Lakehead University, and this semester, the first-year class of future doctors has a strong female contingent.

Crossover open houses scheduled for two September dates

THUNDER BAY – The public will have a chance to give feedback on planned crossovers on city streets.
School board, union talks resume as school year begins

School board, union talks resume as school year begins

THUNDER BAY -- Negotiations between the Thunder Bay Catholic District School board, and the union representing nearly 400 elementary teachers will start again this week.

Lucky students received backpacks through RBC program

THUNDER BAY -- Some lucky students on the Fort William First Nation got a special surprise Monday for when they go back to school.
Social assistance cheque depots "totally unnecessary": postal union

Social assistance cheque depots "totally unnecessary": postal union

THUNDER BAY – The union representing postal workers says misinformation over its work action is resulting in inconvenience for recipients of social assistance.
Council denies rowing club relief for $9,600 in tax arrears

Council denies rowing club relief for $9,600 in tax arrears

THUNDER BAY – The Thunder Bay Rowing Club is going to have to pay its taxes. City council avoided setting a precedent on Monday by voting to support its administration and against providing the rowing club relief on $9,600 in tax arrears.
City to digest compost proposal

City to digest compost proposal

THUNDER BAY – City administration is exploring the potential benefits of hiring a private company to divert compost from the Mapleward landfill.

Highway 61 bridge work behind schedule

Drivers on Highway 61 can expect to see traffic delays continue at the Neebing River bridge, at least until the snow flies. The bridge deck is being demolished and replaced, in two phases.
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