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Man who 'introduced powwow back to Northwestern Ontario' remembered in new film

Man who 'introduced powwow back to Northwestern Ontario' remembered in new film

Remembering Richard Lyons is free to watch online thanks to the sponsorship of the Thunder Bay Museum.
Kenora-area autism programs get funding

Kenora-area autism programs get funding

The money will be rolled out over a two-year period to help hire new staff, increase staff hours, train employees, invest in technology and reach rural and remote communities.
Good Morning, North Western Ontario!

Good Morning, North Western Ontario!

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices.
Thunder Bay Kombans win regional Cricket Cup

Thunder Bay Kombans win regional Cricket Cup

The Thunder Bay Kombans emerged victorious at Cricket tournament, clinching the championship title on home turf.
VIDEO: Softwood lumber duties concern NOMA

VIDEO: Softwood lumber duties concern NOMA

Softwood lumber tariffs pose 'significant threat' to region's economy: NOMA

Softwood lumber tariffs pose 'significant threat' to region's economy: NOMA

U.S. Department of Commerce proposed a 34.45% duty on Canadian softwood lumber, this tariff it set to go in effect in July
Dozens injured in bus rollover, ‘life-altering’ for at least one, says OPP

Dozens injured in bus rollover, ‘life-altering’ for at least one, says OPP

The crash happened Sunday evening on Highway 516 in Sioux Lookout, according to police.
50/50 winner collects a prize of almost $110,000

50/50 winner collects a prize of almost $110,000

A Fort Frances woman won the jackpot in the Dryden Regional Health Services Foundation's June draw
UPDATED: Protests impacted traffic on Highway 17

UPDATED: Protests impacted traffic on Highway 17

Pic Mobert First Nation is protesting this week against federal and Ontario legislation expediting resource development
Researchers studying workplace hazards for wildland firefighters

Researchers studying workplace hazards for wildland firefighters

The ongoing work is, in part, looking at risks to respiratory and skin health.
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