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Did you lose your wedding ring at Quetico Park?

Did you lose your wedding ring at Quetico Park?

A visitor to Quetico found the ring during this year's paddling season
Value of Indigenous spending on city to be examined

Value of Indigenous spending on city to be examined

The study seeks to highlight the economic benefits of Indigenous spending in Thunder Bay, amongst other things.
Construction set to start on Waasigan Transmission Line

Construction set to start on Waasigan Transmission Line

Hydro One expects to have shovels in the ground as early as the beginning of November.
OPP arrest one in domestic assault call

OPP arrest one in domestic assault call

The accused has a future court date in Dryden.
Anti-nuclear activists greet Liberals in Thunder Bay

Anti-nuclear activists greet Liberals in Thunder Bay

A Nuclear Free Thunder Bay member said the group wanted to send a message to Jonathan Wilkinson, the federal energy minister.
NWO lithium, copper projects receive $14 million

NWO lithium, copper projects receive $14 million

Minister of Energy and Natural Resources announces federal funding for four regional low-carbon projects.
Youth convicted of manslaughter will not be sentenced as adult

Youth convicted of manslaughter will not be sentenced as adult

The youth pleaded guilty early last year to the 2021 beating death of 18-year-old Liam Slipperjack.
Webequie teacher charged with sexual assault of a minor

Webequie teacher charged with sexual assault of a minor

A 26-year-old Holland Landing, Ont. man faces three charges in connection with the alleged assault, which involved a 15-year-old boy.
Ontario to spend $5 million on rural transportation

Ontario to spend $5 million on rural transportation

Money can be used by rural and remote communities to improve transportation options both within their communities and with other, larger communities to allow residents to access services.
Outfitter and hunter charged with bear-hunting infractions

Outfitter and hunter charged with bear-hunting infractions

A court handed out nearly $10,000 in fines, and banned a man from hunting for five years
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