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Thunder Bay not revealed in Sunrise Records initial location release

Thunder Bay not revealed in Sunrise Records initial location release

Thunder Bay was not revealed in Sunrise Records location release, but they plan to release a second batch of locations March 20.
$234 million raised to finance Rainy River gold project

$234 million raised to finance Rainy River gold project

Intermediate mining company New Gold has raised about $234 million through sales of more than 61,640,000 shares, money the company will use to finance the Rainy River gold project.
Wendy's restaurant votes to unionize

Wendy's restaurant votes to unionize

THUNDER BAY -- Workers at a Thunder Bay fast-food restaurant have voted to unionize. The United Food and Commercial Workers Union said staff at the Wendy's Restaurant on Memorial Avenue voted overwhelmingly Wednesday to join the union.
Avoid Kakabeka Crystal water: Health Unit

Avoid Kakabeka Crystal water: Health Unit

Bacterial contamination affects local bottled water plant, could pose risk to public.
Our Kids Count adopts Big Brothers Big Sisters

Our Kids Count adopts Big Brothers Big Sisters

The Big Brothers Big Sisters board will dissolve on Apr. 1 and its programs will continue to be offered under the Our Kids Count brand.
Police recover stolen motorcycle

Police recover stolen motorcycle

Police recover another stolen motorcycle after a theft at a local business more than a year ago.
Two city schools receive $4.5 million for artificial turf

Two city schools receive $4.5 million for artificial turf

The football fields at St. Patrick High School and St. Ignatius will soon be replaced with artificial turf by September 1.
Extraterrestrial life answer soon at hand: NASA

Extraterrestrial life answer soon at hand: NASA

NASA director of planetary science Jim Green believes humanity will discover whether other planets with Earth-like atmospheres exist by 2027.
Hajdu helps launch Canada's Global Skills Strategy

Hajdu helps launch Canada's Global Skills Strategy

Canada wants to make it easier to bring high-skilled workers into the country, which the Liberal government says will lead to even more jobs for Canadians.
Province to allow greater rural voice at DSSAB

Province to allow greater rural voice at DSSAB

The province will allow the Thunder Bay District Social Services Administration Board (DSSAB) to expand from 12 to 14 seats to give greater voice to rural communities but how those will be distributed has yet to be decided.
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