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Graduation day

Graduation day

THUNDER BAY – There were times Jordan Quinn doubted he would get to walk across stage to receive his university degree.
Mining day

Mining day

THUNDER BAY -- Mining is expected to become an even bigger part of the regional economy in the next decade.
Ahead of the curve

Ahead of the curve

THUNDER BAY -- One year ago Regional Cancer Care Northwest adopted a new type of electronic medical record. Since then, it has become evident how valuable it is to offering top notch cancer throughout Northwestern Ontario. Dr.
Advance polls open

Advance polls open

THUNDER BAY – Even with the provincial election close to two weeks away, voters can now cast their ballots. Advance polling stations officially opened in both the Thunder Bay-Atikokan and Thunder Bay-Superior North ridings on Saturday.
Short-term solution

Short-term solution

THUNDER BAY -- A short-term solution to re-opening the James Street Swing Bridge to vehicle traffic could be found in as little as two weeks. That's the result of a meeting between the city, Fort William First Nation and CN Friday morning.

Young artists’ work on display for Art Gallery’s student exhibition

THUNDER BAY -- Three-hundred local high school students are showcasing more than 300 works of art at the Thunder Bay Art Gallery's student art exhibition.
University student union hosting debate featuring Superior-North candidates

University student union hosting debate featuring Superior-North candidates

THUNDER BAY -- Candidates running to represent the city’s north-side provincial riding will face off Monday in a newly organized debate.
Moving in soon

Moving in soon

THUNDER BAY - Patients waiting for long-term care will start moving into the transitional care unit at the Lakehead Psychiatric Hospital site Monday. The 26 beds at the St.

Atikokan man assaulted with hammer: OPP

ATIKOKAN, Ont. -- A 40 year old man from this small Northwestern Ontario town has been charged with assault. On Tuesday, May 20, OPP officers were called to a report of two men in a physical altercation outside a Gorrie Street home.

Area First Nation plans protest over nuclear waste storage talks

RED ROCK, Ont. -- Red Rock First Nations is planning a protest for next month over ongoing talks of nuclear waste storage within the region.
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