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The Spring into Art Show and Sale runs from May 3-8 at the Thunder Bay 55 Plus Centre.

The goal for this year’s campaign is for 800 pap tests to be completed among 30 health-care organizations across Northwestern Ontario.

Thunder Bay & District Humane Society executive director Shawna Beaulieu shares tips for those looking to bring an animal into their home.

The mobile cancer screening bus will be travelling through Northwestern Ontario until October.

The program, which has been at the centre for over two decades, runs until April 26.

Members bring their own knitting, crocheting and embroidery projects to the Mary J.L. Black Library on Thursday afternoons during the fall, winter and spring.

The Thunder Bay 55 Plus Centre’s Snow Angels program currently has 40 active volunteers set to go for the upcoming winter, but there are still 100 people on a waiting list.

For the last decade, the City of Thunder Bay and the Thunder Bay Public Library have teamed up to offer seniors a chance to connect with their community and make new friends.

The Oasis program at Bay View Towers is older-tenant driven and promotes aging in place through physical activities, socializing and nutrition.