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Anishinabek Training

Initiative will Provide First Nation Citizens with Stepping Stones

NetNewsLedger - March 24, 2016

Army cameramen assigned to capture the first wave of the D-Day invasion. (Library and Archives Canada PA#206120)

70th Anniversary of D-Day Recognised

3rd UQTR goal - PP at 11:33 of 3rd period - Jason Lavalee (2nd of the night) assist A.Caron, G.Slight

Patriotes down Thunderwolves 3-1

Lakehead Thunderwolves Men bounce back against Wilfred Laurier this weekend.

Lakehead Basketball – Men Fall Short to Brock Badgers

“ONWA’s vision is to be a unified voice for equity, equality and justice for Aboriginal women. On a daily basis, ONWA advocates on behalf of Aboriginal women and their families for safer communities, improved and increased access to social services, increased affordable housing, improved and self-governed education, and for the elimination of violence,” says Betty Kennedy, ONWA Executive Director.

National Education Meeting Vital for First Nations – Regional Chief Beardy

Memorial Walk is planned for June 1 2017 from Thunder Bay City Hall to the Thunder Bay Police Service Balmoral Street Headquarters

Community Prayer Walk – June 1 2017

NetNewsLedger - May 29, 2017 0

Dragon Cover

Patrick Hunter – Painting Felt Like Something I Was Supposed To...

Stephanie Wesley - December 9, 2014 0

A family gathers around the table to enjoy dinner at home.

Family Dining Helps Children Experience Long Term Benefits

NetNewsLedger - December 17, 2017 0

NASA’s DC-8 research aircraft will be flying scientists and instruments over Antarctica to study changes in the continent’s ice sheet, glaciers and sea ice. Image Credit: NASA

NASA Upgrades Forecasting Model for Arctic Sea Ice Loss

NNL Staff - March 3, 2017 0

“In Thunder Bay, families are facing overwhelming child care costs,” said Rafferty. “Our plan will bring increased spaces for those who need it at a reduced cost, helping make life more affordable for families.”

From the House – Update on Pension File and Our Economy...

John Rafferty MP - April 18, 2015 0

NetNewsLedger Business Report

Budget 2017 – A Step Towards Stronger Potential Growth

James Murray - March 22, 2017 0

U.S. Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz speaks at a campaign event in Jefferson, Iowa, United States, February 1, 2016. REUTERS/Jim Young

Iowa Republicans Choose Ted Cruz over Donald Trump

NNL Staff - February 2, 2016 0

Red Lake District Fire Number 19

Forest Fire Situation Update – Northwest Region – August 6, 2017

NNL Staff - August 6, 2017 0

Invasive Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) has been detected in Thunder Bay

Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) Discovered in Thunder Bay

NetNewsLedger - June 30, 2016 0

An eroding bluff on the US Great Plains reveals a buried, carbon-rich layer of fossil soil. A team of researchers led by UW-Madison Assistant Professor of geography Erika Marin-Spiotta has found that buried fossil soils contain significant amounts of carbon and could contribute to climate change as the carbon is released through human activities such as mining, agriculutre and deforestation. Credit: Jospeh Mason

What Is Geographic Information Science and Technology?

Abel Anderson - August 17, 2017 0

Winter Weather forecast for Sudbury and Region

Winter Storm Update – Thunder Bay Nov 18 06:00

James Murray - November 18, 2016 0

Thunder Bay Police Service has maintained the scene at the trailer court

Cruz Nicholas Pelletier from Fort William First Nation held in Custody

James Murray - June 17, 2015 0

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