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Influences run deep for Indigenous artist

Influences run deep for Indigenous artist

Gene Boshkaykin is holding a one-man art show at Chartwell Glacier Ridge on Saturday afternoon.
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Quebec man found guilty of attempting to leave Canada to join ISIL

MONTREAL — A Quebec man was found guilty Monday of attempting to leave the country to participate in activities of a terrorist group — becoming just one of a few Canadians convicted of a charge that carries a maximum 10-year sentence.
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The tax benefits of giving your heirs money while you're still alive

TORONTO — While there are a number of reasons for a parent to consider passing on a living inheritance to adult children, one that may be overlooked is tax savings.
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'Baby dragon:' Research into giant dino eggs took decades to hatch

'Baby dragon:' Research into giant dino eggs took decades to hatch

EDMONTON — Research into the largest dinosaur eggs ever discovered took decades to hatch. A farmer in China unearthed the eggs, roughly half a metre long, some 30 years ago.
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Holiday Hero nominee: Denise Krawczuk

Holiday Hero nominee: Denise Krawczuk

Denise Krawczuk is the very spirit of the season, and she lives it all year long.
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Anne Marie Guerard

Anne Marie Guerard

Anne Marie Guerard passed away peacefully on January 18, 2021 at Thunder Bay Regional Health Science Centre. Anne Marie was born in Port Arthur on November 28, 1967 and she was a proud life-time resident of Thunder Bay.
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Holiday Hero: Kyle Arnold

Holiday Hero: Kyle Arnold

Kyle Arnold works for NorWest Community Health Centres and PACE, while also volunteering with Team DEK, to help support people battling addictions, promote harm reduction, and advocate for change
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Oliver Piccinin

Oliver Piccinin

The family of Oliver Piccinin sadly announce his passing after a long and courageous battle with cancer.
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Surveillance begins for blacklegged ticks

Surveillance begins for blacklegged ticks

Ticks that can cause Lyme disease are being collected at the TBDHU.
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US obesity problem is not budging, new data shows

US obesity problem is not budging, new data shows

NEW YORK — America's weight problem isn't getting any better, according to new government research. Overall, obesity figures stayed about the same: About 40 per cent of adults are obese and 18.5 per cent of children.
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