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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

Health News Radon

Respiratory Illness at Grandview Lodge Now Facility Wide

NetNewsLedger - September 24, 2015 0

Health News Radon

Respiratory Illness Outbreak Declared at Pioneer Ridge

NetNewsLedger - September 23, 2015 0

This young baby was born and spent a long time in the neonatal care centre, without the equipment in Thunder Bay saving lives would be far harder if not impossible

Donors are the Missing Piece – Thunder Bay Regional Health Science...

Heather Vita - September 22, 2015 0

Members of the Organizing Committee of the Balmoral Park Acura Save a Heart Ball recently toured the Cath Labs at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre. Funds from this year’s Ball, which is celebrating its 10th Anniversary, will go to the Northern Cardiac Fund to support the replacement of one C-arm in the cath lab, at a cost of $1.4 million. Pictured are (from left): Sean Davies (Co-Chair), Cherie Kok, Vince Mirabelli (Co-Chair), Tina Kaethler, Janis Beebe, Maria Vasanelli, Maureen Mills and Elena Quaresima. Photo Credit: Alan Dickson

10th Anniversary of Saving Hearts in Thunder Bay

Heather Vita - September 22, 2015 0

People in Thunder Bay get up and get going early when it comes to helping make sure healthcare is a priority

Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre Announcement – Live

James Murray - September 21, 2015 0

Health News Radon

Should eye exams be mandatory for school-age kids?

NetNewsLedger - September 20, 2015 0

Health News Radon

Respiratory Illness Outbreak Declared at Pioneer Ridge

NetNewsLedger - September 18, 2015 0

Oxycontin Ontario Government Narcotics Abuse

Teens in Smaller Communities More Likely to Abuse Painkillers

NetNewsLedger - September 18, 2015 0

marijuana growing

Current and Former Marijuana Users More Likely to Have Type Two...

NetNewsLedger - September 14, 2015 0

Homeless in Downtown Fort William

Arrested for Sleeping? The struggle to occupy public space

NetNewsLedger - September 10, 2015 0

The above photo depicts surgery at St. Joseph’s Hospital in 1906, and is an example of what can be seen at the exhibit. From left to right: Sister Lagourie, E. Regan, Dr. McGrady, Dr. Brown, Dr. Pratt, and Miss N. York (student nurse)

History of Healthcare Exhibit Now Open

Heather Vita - September 9, 2015 0

A family of South Sudanese civilians shelter at a UN base in Juba. UNHCR has been taking on increased responsibilities for the 57,000 civilians taking refuge in 10 UN compounds throughout the country. Photo: UNHCR/K. McKinsey

Did Grandmas Make People Pair Up?

James Murray - September 8, 2015 0

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