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The NWMO selects site for Centre of Expertise in Ignace

NNL Digital News Update - December 3, 2025

Legal Update

Borderland Pride marks anniversary of human rights victory by suing online harassers

OPP lay Charges

OPP Charge Two Individuals Following Sexual Assault Investigation in Gillies Township

Thunder Bay Courthouse

Ontario Proposes Cash-Deposit Bail to Target Repeat Violent Offenders

Thunder Bay man loses $1.2M forfeiture appeal; most cash stays with Crown, $15K returned

Ontario Court Upholds Forfeiture of $1.2M Seized in 2009 — Thunder Bay Man’s 16-Year Battle Ends

Winnipeg Police

Winnipeg Police Crimebeat Report for November 16 2024

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Major Crimes Unit has assumed the investigation and is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the suspect involved. Below are two photos of the suspect, captured on video surveillance during the incident.

Winnipeg Crimebeat – Assault with a Weapon Investigation (C24-249151)

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Winnipeg Police Update on Homicide

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STRIKE ACTION - Image depositphotos.com

Statement from the Canadian Union of Postal Workers: More Than 55,000...

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Winnipeg Manitoba

November 14 2024 Winnipeg Crimebeat Report

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Alberta Sheriffs

Alberta Sheriffs Shut Down Beaumont “Problem Property” Linked to Drug Activity

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Winnipeg Police Investigating Homicide of 23 Year Old Male

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The 2023 Affordable Housing Survey conducted by Habitat for Humanity Canada has highlighted that housing affordability remains a dominant concern for Canadians, alongside inflation and healthcare access.

Homeownership a “Luxury” for Most Canadians, New Survey Reveals

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Food Bank

Toronto Food Banks Report Alarming Increase in Food Insecurity

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Canada Post is experiencing heavy volumes of parcel shipping.

Canada Post Workers Issue Strike Notice, Negotiations Continue

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The journey of the poppy from the battlefields of World War I to a symbol of remembrance worldwide is a testament to the enduring power of memory and the universal desire for peace. As we wear our poppies each November, we remember not just the fallen, but also the hope for a world without war.

November 11 – A Full Two Minutes of Remembrance

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Crime Scene

Winnipeg Man Charged with Second Degree Murder in Fatal Stabbing

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