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Council unanimous in opposition of veterans affairs closure

Growing up Don Oram's heroes weren't athletes, they were veterans. It's why he's spent the past 50 years working with the local legion.
'Why fix it?'

'Why fix it?'

The hybrid system in Thunder Bay isn't going anywhere anytime soon after a debate at city hall Monday night. Coun.
Rally to reconsider

Rally to reconsider

Taking an axe to a problem isn’t the best way to deal with it a local girl says.
Anti-bullying app

Anti-bullying app

Phil Bystrican hopes software he has developed will help fellow students counter bullying.
Toy Mountain

Toy Mountain

The team at the Cranton Wellness Centre hoping to keep raising the altitude of their Toy Mountain.
Staying focused

Staying focused

The co-chairman of the Northwest Energy Task Force says last week’s announcement about the conversion of the Thunder Bay Power Generating Station has done nothing to shift their focus.
Under investigation

Under investigation

Fire crews with Thunder Bay Fire Rescue were kept busy early Monday morning with a garage fire at a home on the south side. The call came in around 3:45 a.m.
Life-saving decision

Life-saving decision

Gary Cooper has three birthdays. Like most people he celebrates the anniversary date of his actual birth.

Waterfront skating rink now open

The city’s waterfront skating rink is now open. The city announced the opening of the skating rink at Prince Arthur’s Landing via a news release issued to media Monday morning.

New fire truck paying off for Atikokan firefighters

Additional equipment for the Atikokan Fire Department has already helped reduce response times. After more than 30 years in service, an old fire truck has been decommissioned. In its place is a new state-of-the-art 2014 model.
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