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Students cross borders through language lesson

Students cross borders through language lesson

Edgewater Park students participating in pen pal program receive lesson in French and global awareness.
Weather plays havoc with winter road network

Weather plays havoc with winter road network

Mild weather is stalling completion of northern Ontario's winter road network.
Legal action not considered amid suicide crisis: NAN

Legal action not considered amid suicide crisis: NAN

STATEMENT FROM NAN, WAPEKEKA FIRST NATION THUNDER BAY, ON: Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler and Wapekeka First Nation Chief Brennan Sainnawap have released the following statement regarding comments in the media suggesting legal
Homeowners send less garbage to the dump

Homeowners send less garbage to the dump

Thunder Bay's landfill site is taking in less garbage than it did a few years ago, but there's work to be done in achieving provincial waste reduction targets.
GM Ice Dogs stay 10th overall in CJHL rankings

GM Ice Dogs stay 10th overall in CJHL rankings

SIJHL MEDIA RELEASE THUNDER BAY, Ont. – The Dryden GM Ice Dogs held their place among the national elite as the Canadian Junior Hockey League announced their weekly Top 20 rankings Monday.
Bald eagle escapes after vandalism at Chippewa Park

Bald eagle escapes after vandalism at Chippewa Park

A bald eagle has escaped from the wildlife exhibit at Chippewa Park.
Multi-vehicle crash closes highway near Kenora

Multi-vehicle crash closes highway near Kenora

OPP Media Release (KENORA, ON) - Members of the Kenora Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) with the assistance of OPP Technical Traffic Collision Investigators (TTCI), are on the scene of a motor vehicle collision that has closed Highwa
Red Lake Rockets take Atom A crown

Red Lake Rockets take Atom A crown

The Red Lake Rockets took out the Atom A division win on Sunday night at Grandview arena. The 42nd annual Robins tournament final against the Marathon Mercs was a hard fort affair starting on Thursday in the round-robin stages.
Kids test out their lumberjack skills

Kids test out their lumberjack skills

The annual Vickers Heights Lumberjack Jamboree brings neighbourhood closer together.
City eyes $47M in infrastructure projects for 2017

City eyes $47M in infrastructure projects for 2017

City administration has produced a $47.4-million list of infrastructure projects it intends to tackle across the city in 2017.
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