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Graduating from grade 8 and moving on to high school can often be both an exciting, yet stressful time for many students. Beaver Brae High School students helped their future Broncos learn about transitioning to grade 9 by helping with their Grade 9 Transition Programming day.

Lakehead Regions Conversation Authority and Thunder Bay Field Naturalists ask the public in the Thunder Bay District to take out the camera and explore the biodiversity around their community.

Ontario Liberals will fight systemic racism in schools and policing and reverse Conservative cut to Anti-Racism programs.

An Easter to remember.

The City of Dryden Cemetery By-law provides guidelines for planting trees, flowers, and shrubs on graves.

First Avenue South between Third Street South and Fourth Street South closed temporarily due to pothole work.

Doors were open and tours of Agritech North were offered to members of the public.

Red Lake won the season series 5-4, but the two teams played evenly all year long, setting up an exciting best-of-seven championship round. Neither team has yet to win an SIJHL title.

Since the Government of Ontario brought in a new cost formula in 2015, the three municipalities estimate that the cost of police services has taken $30 million more from their communities than they should have had to pay.