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Sioux Lookout one-step closer to larger long-term care facility

Sioux Lookout one-step closer to larger long-term care facility

The 96-bed facility is much needed in the community, says Meno Ya Win Health Centre president and CEO Dean Osmond.
YEAR IN REVIEW: Clint Fleury’s Top 5 stories of 2024

YEAR IN REVIEW: Clint Fleury’s Top 5 stories of 2024

Temporary shelter village proposal, mill closure and animal rights made Clint Fleury's year-end list.
Scotties tickets selling fast

Scotties tickets selling fast

The national women's curling championship begins on Feb. 14 at Fort William Gardens.
YEAR IN REVIEW: September 2024

YEAR IN REVIEW: September 2024

The NDP left the Liberals hanging, though have yet to not back them despite cancelling an agreement to keep the minority government in power.
Good Morning, Thunder Bay!

Good Morning, Thunder Bay!

MNP to acquire BDO offices and staff in Northwestern Ontario

MNP to acquire BDO offices and staff in Northwestern Ontario

Offices in Thunder Bay and three other communities are part of a deal involving 21 locations across Canada.
Salvation Army surpasses kettle target

Salvation Army surpasses kettle target

This year's $327,615 total has set a new record for the annual fundraising campaign.
Program looks to get female youth interested in curling

Program looks to get female youth interested in curling

The Girls Rock try curling event will take place on Feb. 15 at the Port Arthur Curling Centre.
YEAR IN REVIEW: Leigh Nunan's top five stories

YEAR IN REVIEW: Leigh Nunan's top five stories

I chose to focus on five stories that are still unresolved, and will certainly continue to make headlines in 2025.
Library changes up winter programming

Library changes up winter programming

The Thunder Bay Public Library will soon expand its winter hours and add Sunday events.
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