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Americans fined $1,500 for illegal baitfish harvesting

Illegal baitfish harvesting north of Minaki has cost a pair of Wisconsin anglers a total of $1,500.

Hotel gets new name, $1.1M in renovations

A south-side hotel has ended its relationship with a major chain. On Sept. 1 the former Travelodge Hotel Airlane will rebrand itself the Airlane Hotel and Conference Centre, in conjunction with the completion of $1.
College, CRIBE announce educational investment

College, CRIBE announce educational investment

CRIBE and Confederation College have teamed up to give students a chance to get hands-on training in the bio-energy field.

City's Doors Open tour set for Sept. 8

History buffs could be out in full force on Sept. 8. The City of thunder Bay Archives, in conjunction with the Heritage Advisory Committee, is hosting another Doors Open event from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Biking to breathe

Biking to breathe

Brenda Cunningham has been on oxygen support 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for the past decade.
Tan ban?

Tan ban?

A city councillor wants to ban youth from using tanning salons. At-Large Coun. Aldo Ruberto said he plans to put a resolution forward at city council banning youth 18 and younger from using tanning beds.
Photo showing supposed cougar actually a fox, says wildlife expert

Photo showing supposed cougar actually a fox, says wildlife expert

This is not a cougar. That’s what Lakehead University wildlife technologist Don Barnes confirmed after seeing a photograph sent to media Tuesday afternoon.
Henderson named to high-ranking hospital post

Henderson named to high-ranking hospital post

Mark Henderson says his new role at the region’s hospital will help bridge the gap between physicians and administration.

Police in Dryden investigating infant's death

Officers with the Dryden detachment of the OPP are investigating the death of a one-month old. Officers responded to the report of the baby boy’s death on Monday.
Boom preparation

Boom preparation

The city has taken another step toward being Ring of Fire ready. The massive chromite in Northern Ontario is expected to bring an economic boom to the area. In an effort to be ready for that boom, the city has prepared a Mining Readiness Strategy.
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