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Learn how to effectively rat-proof your home and yard in Thunder Bay with these expert prevention tips.

Understanding the Inherent Risks of Common Household Pests

Abel Anderson - December 24, 2025

Pillsbury Pizza Pops Recall

Pillsbury Pepperoni + Bacon Pizza Pops Recalled Nationwide Over Possible E. coli O26 Contamination

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Orthognathic Surgery Explained: What To Expect Before, During, And After

reconstructive Surgery

Why Waste Volume Tracking Is Essential for Hospital Operational Planning

Common Health Problems That Seniors May Have And How To Prevent Them

Health Alert: TBDHU Urges Adults to Stay Up to Date on Pneumococcal Vaccine

The park at the end of Donald Street has become a campground - perhaps a demonstration that boots on the ground by SOS and Police are needed.

Safe, secure and affordable housing is a health issue

NetNewsLedger - May 10, 2016 0

Storm over Kakabeka Falls 381.b2.Malcolm

Kakabeka Falls Hosts Cultivating Your Roots

NetNewsLedger - May 9, 2016 0

Thunder Bay

Solving Canada’s opioid epidemic

NetNewsLedger - May 6, 2016 0

The Screen for Life Coach returns to Thunder Bay at the end of this month. Upon its return, it will set out to provide cancer screening services across the region following a condensed travel schedule. To see the travel schedule, visit www.tbrhsc.net/screenforlife. To book your appointment on the Screen for Life Coach, call (807) 684-7777 or 1-800-461-7031.

Northwestern Ontario’s Screen for Life Coach Still Out of Service

NetNewsLedger - May 5, 2016 0

Health News Radon

One Day Breast Screening Program Mammothon Launches

NetNewsLedger - May 4, 2016 0

A Twenty Minute Clean up in downtown Fort William included sixty-six empty bottles of hair spray

Finesse Hairspray the Intoxicant of Choice?

James Murray - April 21, 2016 0

Health News Radon

Why we need a made-in-Canada approach to assisted suicide

James Murray - April 20, 2016 0

This National Volunteer Week we challenged our Senior Leadership Council to spend a 'Day in the Life as a Volunteer". Volunteers at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre and Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation work day in and day out to help us accomplish our goals of exceptional care close to home. The Senior Leadership Council took the challenge and volunteered part of their day working an array of shifts that volunteers would do on a weekly basis. Peter Myllymaa, (centre) Executive Vice President, Corporate Services and Operations for Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre and Chief Operating Officer for Thunder Bay Regional Research Institute spent a 'Day in the Life as a Volunteer' as an information desk volunteer answering questions and directing patients and visitors.

Volunteer Impact at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre

Heather Vita - April 19, 2016 0

Health and Beauty

The Benefits of Hemp Oil

Scotia Kauppi Sweet Cherry Spa - April 18, 2016 0

marijuana growing

Dopamine System Compromised with Heavy Marijuana Use

NetNewsLedger - April 15, 2016 0

Spatial distribution at Rio de Janeiro State for cases tested positive (black dots), tested negative (dark gray dots) and not tested yet (light gray) for ZIKV between January 1, 2015 and July 31, 2015. The red dot indicates the Instituto Nacional de Infectologia, where patients were seen. Credit Brazil et al.

Virus Update – Zika Outbreak Started in Rio Di Janeiro

NNL Staff - April 13, 2016 0

Northern Ontario School of Medicine

Summer Camp at Northern Ontario School of Medicine

NetNewsLedger - April 1, 2016 0

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