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Leith Dunick

Leith Dunick

A proud Nova Scotian who has called Thunder Bay home since 2002, Leith has been the editor of Thunder Bay Source for 16 years and has served a similar role with TBNewsWatch.com since its founding in 2009. An avid golfer, concertgoer and baseball fan, Leith is as versatile as they come, covering everything from local politics and sports to education and Indigenous issues.

Twitter: @LeithDunick

Email
ldunick@dougallmedia.com

Recent Work by Leith

Local boards not joining $4B suit against social media companies

Local boards not joining $4B suit against social media companies

Boards don't rule out possibility of reconsidering at some point in the future.
Aysanabee wins pair of Juno Awards

Aysanabee wins pair of Juno Awards

Musician wins songwriter of the year and album of the year at the annual celebration of Canadian music.
Fighting Walleye stave off upset-minded Islanders

Fighting Walleye stave off upset-minded Islanders

A four-goal third was enough to avoid a potential upset loss to expansion Kenora in Game 2 of their opening round SIJHL playoff series.
Fighting Walleye begin title defence with 8-0 win

Fighting Walleye begin title defence with 8-0 win

Kaden Goodwin scored twice and added an assist in Kam River's lopsided playoff opener triumph over Kenora.
Driver killed in single-vehicle crash near Chapple

Driver killed in single-vehicle crash near Chapple

OPP say the crash occurred on Highway 71 north of Teeple Road.
Fighting Walleye edge Miners, hit playoffs on 15-game win streak

Fighting Walleye edge Miners, hit playoffs on 15-game win streak

Kam River will open their best-of-seven first-round series against the two-win Kenora Islanders.
Ice Dogs rally to edge North Stars and clinch fourth

Ice Dogs rally to edge North Stars and clinch fourth

Adam Zimmerman scored the game-winner with 4:32 left in regulation to help Dryden claim home-ice advantage in the opening round of the SIJHL playoffs.
Thunder Bay to host up to 80 Cat Lake First Nation evacuees

Thunder Bay to host up to 80 Cat Lake First Nation evacuees

Cat Lake's Margaret Gray Nursing Station burned down on March 2.
Dryden residents face drug trafficking charges

Dryden residents face drug trafficking charges

Dryden OPP say they seized suspected oxycodone in a raid of a house on Pine Crescent.
Fighting Walleye score six in second to rout Islanders

Fighting Walleye score six in second to rout Islanders

A shorthanded Kenora squad has allowed double-digit goals in three straight outings.
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