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Sticking together

Sticking together

Both area MPPs are sticking by the province’s health minister in the wake of the Ornge scandal.
Provincial building going up for sale

Provincial building going up for sale

A large part of the north core skyline is for sale. The provincial building on Red River Road and Water Street will be sold along with seven other provincially-owned buildings across Ontario in an effort to generate $500 million in revenue.
Walking on Sunshine:Province releases $100K club list

Walking on Sunshine:Province releases $100K club list

It pays to work at Lakehead University. About 240 employees at the school made the province’s Public Sector Salary Disclosure List , known as the sunshine list, for 2011.
Trip to India filled with hope for MS patient

Trip to India filled with hope for MS patient

Ross Burstrom is putting all of his hope on a trip to India.
Racism reality

Racism reality

There is a lot of work left to be done to combat racism in Canada.

Police looking for driver involved in morning hit and run

City police are investigating a morning hit and run. Officials with the Thunder Bay Police Service say a man was crossing at the corner of Memorial Avenue and Isabel Street at 7:40 a.m.

Motorist charged after striking pedestrian

Police have charged the driver of a vehicle that struck a four-year-old girl Thursday evening. Officers with the Thunder Bay Police Service say they responded to the auto-pedestrian collision just before 6:30 p.m.
Wildcat strike by Air Canada ground crews in Toronto disrupts local travel

Wildcat strike by Air Canada ground crews in Toronto disrupts local travel

Breanne O’Neill and Amanda Tysoski should be on their way to Amsterdam.

Area inflation rate rises, now just below national average

Thunder Bay residents witnessed a sharp increase to the inflation rate during the final month of winter. New Statistics Canada numbers show that the inflation rate for the Thunder Bay area rose to 2.7 per cent in February, which is 0.
Busytown characters come to life at Community Auditorium Sunday

Busytown characters come to life at Community Auditorium Sunday

Richard Scarry’s iconic characters have been entertaining children for almost 50 years. The children’s author created characters like Huckle Cat and Lowly Worm that have been at the forefront of many of his Busytown series books.
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