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Public board to review minimum walking distance for busing

Public board to review minimum walking distance for busing

Some high school students might have to take a longer trek to get to class. At the request of trustees, the Lakehead District School Board is reviewing their policy on how far students have to walk before bus transportation is provided.
Another hike

Another hike

The Lakehead University Student Union traded their protest signs for negotiation tactics after the university's board of governors approved a tuition hike for the eight consecutive year.
Health rally

Health rally

An expiration date will cost the health care system billions of dollars a local health coalition says.
Fines coming

Fines coming

Dog owners who continue to use land behind the Lakehead Psychiatric Hospital as an impromptu off-leash dog park could wind up in court. If convicted, they could face a fine as high as $5,000.

Child-porn charges laid against 23-year-old

A 23-year-old man is facing child-pornography charges after two computers, flash drives and a series of SD cards were seized from a Hodder Avenue residence.
Out of options

Out of options

Families trying to care for adults with developmental needs are often left with no options, say experienced field workers.

OPP continuing to investigate fatal Dryden collision, no charges at this time

A highway collision that claimed the life of a Dryden man remains under investigation but at this point no charges will be laid.
Local productions

Local productions

Opportunities for local filmmakers to show their work on the big screen at home are fairly rare. That makes the chances they do have, such as the North of Superior Film Association's annual Northwest Film Fest, extra special.

Thunder Bay singer set to perform in Hollywood

Susie Campbell is going to Hollywood. The Thunder Bay singer is fronting Adbacadabra, a tribute band to the classic Swedish pop group ABBA, who will be performing on the Sunset Strip on Monday.

City resident transferred to Toronto burn unit after Friday house fire

A city man is said to be in “good-to-fair” condition in the burn unit of a Toronto hospital after being transferred as a result of a Thunder Bay fire.
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