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Dr. Abraham “Rami” Rudnick sees technology as one of the keys to overcoming Northwestern Ontario’s geographical barriers to health care delivery, and “improve health outcomes considerably.”

How Technology Can Bring Health Care Closer to Home

Graham Strong - March 30, 2017

The Hub

Business – 5 ways to stay sane if your boss is a micromanager

Health Benefits of ‘Mediterranean Diet’ More Fad than Facts

Overthrows – The Most Misunderstood Rule in Baseball

Overthrows – The Most Misunderstood Rule in Baseball

Fireplace

Things to Consider When Adding a Fireplace to Your Basement

People were lined up for the delicious food even before the food arrived.

Festival of India Builds on Success

James Murray - July 16, 2014 0

Confederation College Shuniah Building

StayNorth Seeks to Keep Talented Grads in Northern Ontario

NetNewsLedger - March 3, 2016 0

Chamber of Commerce

Chamber of Commerce Report Identifies Key Vulnerabilities in Economy

NetNewsLedger - February 7, 2018 0

Thunder Bay Math Students at Provincial Math Olympics

Thunder Bay Elementary Students Compete in 21st Annual Math Olympics

NNL Staff - June 8, 2015 0

Students Share Their Sustainable Ideas for the City at the EarthCare Booth During the Student Union of Confederation College's Sustainability Fair.

Confederation College Student Union Hosts Sustainability Fair

Ashleigh Quarrell - September 17, 2014 0

Mirko Lahti of Finland, Joni Saarinen of Finland, Samuel Nadeau of Canada and Petar Sevo of the Netherlands compete during the final of the Juniors Championship at the fourth stage of the ATSX Ice Cross Downhill World Championship at the Red Bull Crashed Ice in Ottawa, Canada on March 03, 2017. // Joerg Mitter / Red Bull Content Pool

Crashed Ice Ottawa – Finn wins Junior World Championship title

NetNewsLedger - March 4, 2017 0

The 6th Annual Valentines Day Memorial Walk will be February 14 2014

Planning for Valentine’s Day Memorial Walk

Sharon Johnson - January 24, 2014 0

Lakehead Thunderwolves Men bounce back against Wilfred Laurier this weekend.

Lakehead Basketball – Homecoming Weekend Preview

NNL Sports - September 26, 2017 0

Today in History

December 7 – The Date in History

James Murray - December 7, 2014 0

Blowing out the birthday candles at the 10-year celebration launch last year were Lauren and Julia (above), the first twins born at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre on February 26, 2004.

TBRHSC 10 Years Building a Healthy Future: Looking Ahead

Donna Faye - March 17, 2015 0

New modeling indicates that the grooves on Mars' moon Phobos could be produced by tidal forces -- the mutual gravitational pull of the planet and the moon. Initially, scientists had thought the grooves were created by the massive impact that made Stickney crater (lower right).

Martian Moon Phobos Slowly Failing

NetNewsLedger - November 25, 2015 0

John D Hickman’s Story Reflects That Dreams

Digital Nod - April 7, 2023 0

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