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Water worries

Water worries

Nuclear waste disposal could pose a significant threat to the Great Lakes, says the head of the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative.

Half-Way Motors celebrates 50 years as a family-run business

Half-Way Motors has been a family tradition in the city for half a century.

More bike lanes hitting city streets this week

The city is adding bike lanes to several streets this week. Motorists and cyclists are being advised the changes will take place on Adelaide, Arundel, High, Keith and Theresa streets as well as Leslie Avenue.

City clerk changes decision on cancer awareness month

The city clerk's office has changed its mind on a request for a Childhood Cancer Awareness month.
Environmental impact

Environmental impact

Greg Rickford thinks delays in the Ring of Fire should be looked at as an opportunity.
Trimming controversy

Trimming controversy

Horizon Wind Inc. is once again bullying the province and the city into moving forward with its proposed wind farm project, says the president of an opposition group.

MNR cutting seven jobs in Thunder Bay, more around the region

The Ontario Public Service Employees Union says the Ministry of Natural Resources is cutting more than 100 jobs, including 23 in Northwestern Ontario.
Healing waters

Healing waters

John Swanson has been thinking about fishing for the last few days, not the pain that comes with being an amputee. The Sauk Rapids, Minn.
New funding

New funding

The federal government is looking for growth when it comes to First Nations business in the Ring of Fire. Greg Rickford, the federal minister responsible for FedNor and the Ring of Fire, on Wednesday announced $4.
Waiting game

Waiting game

While the Ontario government says hospital wait times continue to improve across the province, Thunder Bay still has some catching up to do.
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