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From left to right are Professor Lee Stuesser, Founding Dean of Lakehead University’s Faculty of Law; Lakehead President and Vice-Chancellor Dr. Brian Stevenson; Deputy Grand Chief Goyce Kakegamic, Nishnawbe Aski Nation; Chief Gary Allen from Treaty #3 (signing on behalf of Grand Chief Warren White); Regional Grand Chief Peter Collins from the Union of Ontario Indians; and President Gary Lipinski from Métis Nation of Ontario.

Lakehead Law School Agreement Signed

James Murray - November 27, 2013

The presidency, Alford argues, is now more than imperial: it is an elective dictatorship.

United States – Permanent State of Emergency

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Dos and Don’ts of Branding Your Orange County Expungement Lawyer Firm Effectively

How To Choose The Best Solicitor For Your Case

Workers Compensation Insurance Protects Employees Rights at Every Step

Highest and Lowest Canadian Divorce Rates By Profession

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Romance Scams Cause Hardship and Embarrassment

NetNewsLedger - March 26, 2017

MNR

Wisconsin Resident Catches $3100 in Fines for Fishing Offences

NetNewsLedger - December 11, 2017

Thunder Bay Police have made an arrest in a Lake Street homicide that happened in July 2013

Thunder Bay Police Make Homicide Arrest

James Murray - December 20, 2013

In Colorado this New Year’s Day adults 21 and over become eligible to legally buy marijuana for the first time anywhere.

Legalized Marijuana Sales to Start in Colorado

NNL Sports - December 30, 2013

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Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry Seeks Public Help

NNL Staff - January 25, 2018

Superior Court of Justice

The Documents Your Car Accident Attorney Will Need To Prove Your...

NetNewsLedger - October 25, 2017

The provincial inquest into the deaths of seven students gets underway in Thunder Bay

Free Speech or Polite Speech – Are the Courts Going too...

NetNewsLedger - August 3, 2016

A red traffic light is seen next to Big Ben, in Westminster, central London, Britain, June 9, 2017. REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne

More than 120 aid workers sacked, lost jobs over sexual misconduct...

NetNewsLedger - February 22, 2018

The Supreme Court of Canada today struck down the country's prostitution laws in a unanimous 9-0 ruling

Prostitution Laws Struck Down by Supreme Court

James Murray - December 20, 2013

Accident

How Pedestrian Accidents On Interstate Highways Differ From Other Pedestrian Accidents

NetNewsLedger - October 24, 2017

Arts

Thunder Bay Injured Workers to Protest OLG

James Murray - December 12, 2013

Ontario Justice

Law Society Announces 2017 Award Recipients

NetNewsLedger - March 14, 2017

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