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Fresh and young art

Fresh and young art

Almost too much to take in, at least all at once, these days repeat visits to Thunder Bay Art Gallery are highly recommended.
Learning Hollywood magic

Learning Hollywood magic

A Confederation College student says he went into the film program to learn how to tell stories.

OPP search for missing girl

Police continue to search for a missing 14-year-old-girl last seen on Tuesday. Fort Frances OPP say Cheyenne Boshkaykin, from Watten Township, went missing around 7:30 p.m. on the 800 block of Kings Highway.
Theatre on tour for the youth

Theatre on tour for the youth

Next weekend the curtain rises on a pair of thought-provoking, touching and uplifting plays aimed specifically at and for young people in Thunder Bay.
Demolition begins

Demolition begins

As the demolition of the old King’s Stereo building moved to the third floor, Greg Eyben recalled the 15 years he spent at the doomed edifice.

Students skip to the beat

Students at Gron Morgan School received about an hour away from the classroom Friday to raise money for something close to their hearts. Kids gathered in the school gym for Jump Rope for Heart.
Drivers blow stop signs despite police at every corner

Drivers blow stop signs despite police at every corner

Even with an officer on every corner, police can’t catch all of the drivers violating the city’s newest four-way stop.

Firefighters snuff out bush fire near college

A large brush fire near Confederation College kept Thunder Bay Firefighters busy Friday. Crews were called to the scene after 11 a.m. when area residents spotted smoke coming from the bush off of Golf Links Road.
Making their mark

Making their mark

Volunteers are the foundation of Habitat for Humanity and they are literally leaving their footprints at the site of two new homes in Westfort.

Boreal Forest deal disrespectful, says NAN grand chief

Nishnawbe-Aski Nation’s grand chief says the so-called unprecedented agreement between big forestry companies and environmental groups disrespects area First Nations.
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