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Attawapiskat chief wants ‘political deflection’ to end

Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence says the federal government should worry more about helping her people than placing blame for the housing crisis plaguing her community.
Mac's convenience stores beefing up security

Mac's convenience stores beefing up security

Mac’s Convenience Stores management is adding extra security measures to all 19 of their Thunder Bay outlets in response to the number of recent robberies at the stores.
The math of music

The math of music

Even Justin Bieber needs to know how to count. On Friday, Grade 4 students at St. Bernard School learned why.

The math of music

Even Justin Bieber needs to know how to count. On Friday, Grade 4 students at St. Bernard School learned why.
Healthy donation

Healthy donation

Cardiac care at the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre got a $10,000 boost this week, its share of the Durfresne family's one million-dollar charity challenge.
Charitable cooking

Charitable cooking

If you teach an entrepreneur to cook, jobs may flow and hunger could become less of a factor in Northwestern Ontario.
Highgate Road home sustains heavy damage after chimney fire

Highgate Road home sustains heavy damage after chimney fire

No injuries were reported following an early morning house-fire on Highgate Road. The family of four had all gotten out safely before firefighters arrived around 12:30 a.m. Friday.

Man recovering from stabbing, two suspects charged

A man is now in stable condition and recovering from a stabbing incident near the McIntyre River. Officers with the Thunder Bay Police Service report that the 18-year-old victim was found Thursday night just before 10:30 p.m.

Local libraries witness decade of significant growth

Thunder Bay libraries have seen a 75 per cent increase in the number of people using their services over the last 10 years. A recent report indicates that the growth in library usage isn’t exclusive to Thunder Bay.

Port statistics still positive in November

It has been another big month for the Port of Thunder Bay. Cargo shipments were up 25 per cent throughout November. And the month also saw several records set for the local port.
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