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Wabaseemoong breaks ground on 63 residential lots

Wabaseemoong breaks ground on 63 residential lots

Indigenous Services Canada is helping to address housing needs in Wabaseemoong Independent Nations.
Nishnawbe Aski Police Service relocates its headquarters

Nishnawbe Aski Police Service relocates its headquarters

Based in Thunder Bay, NAPS is the largest First Nations police service in Canada.
Molotov cocktail did not start fire at Lady Frances Place: fire chief

Molotov cocktail did not start fire at Lady Frances Place: fire chief

As the investigation continues, Fort France Fire Department dispelled rumours that a Molotov cocktail was used to start the fire at Lady Frances Place.
MPP Kevin Holland gets a new assignment

MPP Kevin Holland gets a new assignment

The Thunder Bay-area MPP was named parliamentary assistant to the Minister of Long-Term Care.
THC levels wrong on 40% of oils sold by Ontario Cannabis Store, lab testing shows

THC levels wrong on 40% of oils sold by Ontario Cannabis Store, lab testing shows

Levels of THC in cannabis oils were wrong outside the variance allowed by federal cannabis regulations in 40 per cent of samples, a study at McMaster University showed
Fatal injury at Rainy River Mine under investigation

Fatal injury at Rainy River Mine under investigation

New Gold Inc. suspends operation after employee was fatally injured.
Remembering the railroad in this Northwestern Ontario town

Remembering the railroad in this Northwestern Ontario town

Rainy River has been home to railway employees and their families for more than a century. 
Melillo to seek re-election for Conservatives in Kenora

Melillo to seek re-election for Conservatives in Kenora

Two-term MP was first elected in 2019 and then re-elected two years later.
Players say late ice time hurts women’s hockey

Players say late ice time hurts women’s hockey

Assigning 10-11 p.m. ice time to Kenora women’s hockey is described as “moving backwards.”
Business Plan seminar aims to give new and existing businesses the tools to expand

Business Plan seminar aims to give new and existing businesses the tools to expand

The seminar will provide all participants with a free business start-up kit and an organizational template, which can help them avoid common mistakes and remember important details, such as permits or licences.
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