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Lakehead Thunderwolves fell to the Brock Badgers in hockey action at the Fort William Gardens

Thunderwolves Prepare for Brock Badgers

John Payetta - October 31, 2017

Chamber of Commerce

Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce Calls for Repeal of Fair Workplaces Better Jobs Act

Image of damage caused by flooding to the OMNITRAX rail line - Supplied by OM ITRAX

Teamsters – Shameful this company was allowed to buy the property from CN

Water crisis is making people sick and creating serious health issues in First Nations communities

Children are getting sick, our people are struggling – Neskantaga FN Chief Moonias

EcoSuperior will be handing out bike locks this month to enhance safety

Light the Night Reaches Cyclists

Global Belief Coach Cassandra House Celebrates 20 Years As A Successful...

Digital Nod - January 4, 2022 0

Striking Unifor Workers rally at City Hall

Union Wages Benefit Thunder Bay – Canadian Labour Congress

James Murray - August 27, 2014 0

Superior Points

Thunder Bay Looks at Supervised Consumption Sites

NetNewsLedger - March 15, 2018 0

Climate Research FROM Harvard University into Sea levels

Climate Change Model Needs Missing Critical Components

NetNewsLedger - February 18, 2017 0

Thunder Bay City Hall

Thunder Bay City Hall – Good Place for Transit Terminal

James Murray - February 6, 2015 0

In its 2nd year, the WINMAR Moustache Extravaganza doubled its fundraising success, bringing in $4,000 to support exceptional prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment in Northwestern Ontario. Organizers are so enthusiastic about the success of this event that they are already preparing for next year’s challenge. Pictured are(left to right): Jim Kuper, Radiation Therapist and Chairperson of the Prostate Cancer Site Group, Regional Cancer Care; Amy Silvaggio, Special Events Officer, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation; Cara D’Amours, WINMAR and Adam Cianfagna, WINMAR.

Thunder Bay Exceptional Cancer Care Campaign

Heather Vita - December 26, 2013 0

A customer holds a nozzle to fill up his tank in a gasoline station in Nice December 5, 2014. REUTERS/Eric Gaillard

Business Analysis – Get Used to Cheap Oil Prices

NetNewsLedger - August 19, 2015 0

The Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre was the recipient of a grant for $6,786.13 from the Northern Cancer Fund of the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation to fund the purchase of an Emergency Shower in the Chemotherapy Preparation Anteroom for pharmacy staff. Pictured here from left to right are: Renée Soulliere, Pharmacy Aide, SLMHC; Devon Sokoloski, Special Events Officer, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation; Frank Head, Representative, Tbaytel; Megan Upton, Executive Coordinator, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation; Karen Parent, Director of Clinical Support Services, SLMHC; Sue Mittleholt, Pharmacy Aide Team Lead, SLMHC; Angela Brucelas, Pharmacy Aide, SLMHC; and Rita Demetzer, Treasurer, Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation.

Donors Fund Safety Equipment for Chemotherapy at Sioux Lookout Meno Ya...

Heather Vita - October 26, 2015 0

Legal Update

Federal Appeals Court Rules on Trans Mountain Pipeline

James Murray - August 30, 2018 0

Shop Smart

Shopping Lists Help in Food Deserts

NNL Staff - May 7, 2015 0

Cold Weather

Extreme Cold Weather Alerts Across Northern Ontario

James Murray - February 1, 2015 0

Doug Ford captivated his audience in Thunder Bay on Wednesday night

For Premier-Designate Ford Job One – Axe the Carbon Tax

NetNewsLedger - June 15, 2018 0

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