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Police investigating Atikokan school incident

Police investigating Atikokan school incident

Police in are investigating an incident relating to the school in Atikokan, more details are expected Thursday.
Licence of former Thunder Bay police lawyer suspended

Licence of former Thunder Bay police lawyer suspended

The Law Society of Ontario has placed an undertaking on her licence, which prohibits her from practicing law.
VIDEO: Extra social services funding to support 40 local shelter spaces

VIDEO: Extra social services funding to support 40 local shelter spaces

Township to pay damages for refusing to declare Pride month

Township to pay damages for refusing to declare Pride month

The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has ruled the township of Emo was discriminatory in its refusal to declare June 2020 as Pride Month,
Social services board funds 40 new shelter beds

Social services board funds 40 new shelter beds

'We saw this winter was going to be more challenging,' board CEO Ken Ranta says
Child welfare system still broken: national chief

Child welfare system still broken: national chief

Assembly of First Nations Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak addressed the Chiefs of Ontario during Fall Chiefs Assembly.
Commissioner of Growth to sit on NOMA board

Commissioner of Growth to sit on NOMA board

City Council approves Kerri Marshall, commissioner of Growth, to sit on the Northern Ontario Municipal Association (NOMA) board.
SIU discontinues investigation in Kenora

SIU discontinues investigation in Kenora

Man broke his arm falling into a wall when police arrived to investigate an impaired driving incident.
Need for Christmas Cheer continues to grow

Need for Christmas Cheer continues to grow

Organizers also want recipients to know the Canada Post strike may impact registrations, and to seek alternative ways to sign up for the holiday program if they haven't received or returned their registration form yet.
Local MPPs say they will advocate for city homelessness funding

Local MPPs say they will advocate for city homelessness funding

Local MPPs on both sides of the aisle say they will advocate for the city to help fund its homelessness action plan.
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