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US first loosened limits on lion trophies, then elephants

US first loosened limits on lion trophies, then elephants

WASHINGTON — One month before the Trump administration sparked outrage by reversing a ban on trophies from threatened African elephants, federal officials quietly loosened restrictions on the importation of heads and hides of lions shot for sport.
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The Monarch butterflies have emerged in Manitouwadge

The Monarch butterflies have emerged in Manitouwadge

Two beautiful Monarchs had emerged Saturday from their chrysalis in Manitouwadge.
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Quebec defends lack of provincial framework for school food allergy policies

MONTREAL — Quebec should consider a province-wide framework on how schools manage food allergies rather than leaving it up to individual school boards, allergy experts said Wednesday.
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Five ticks carrying Lyme disease turned in at Health Unit

Five ticks carrying Lyme disease turned in at Health Unit

Surveillance at end of summer will focus on Belrose Road area
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'Couch potato' youth missing out on crucial bone development: study

VANCOUVER — A new study has found teens who have a "couch potato" lifestyle risk having permanent negative effects on their bone health. Orthopedics Prof.
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Hospital's Kennedy pleads for travel restrictions

Hospital's Kennedy pleads for travel restrictions

The head of Thunder Bay Regional's COVID-19 response team begs employers to require seven-day quarantines for workers who travel outside of Northern Ontario.
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COVID-19 orange restrictions in effect

COVID-19 orange restrictions in effect

The Thunder Bay District has entered the orange or restrict classification for COVID-19 and it includes new restrictions for businesses and limits on gatherings.
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2016 Mazda CX-9 GS-L: Calculated Risk

2016 Mazda CX-9 GS-L: Calculated Risk

Sometimes, not being like all the others is a risk that can turn out to be very costly. Occasionally, the risk pays off huge dividends and a new trend is set.
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Roadsides not best place for planting monarch-critical milkweed, study finds

Roadsides not best place for planting monarch-critical milkweed, study finds

TORONTO — Efforts aimed at reversing a steep decline in the monarch butterfly population by planting traditionally unloved milkweed need to take into account the size and location of the planted patches, new Canadian research indicates.
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It was her idea to have sex with three Toronto officers: accused cop tells court

It was her idea to have sex with three Toronto officers: accused cop tells court

TORONTO — One of three Toronto police officers accused of sexually assaulting a female colleague told a court on Friday that it was the woman's idea to go back to the men's hotel room and initiate sex after a night of partying and drinking. Const.
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