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Shooting Tundra Swan Results in Fine

James Murray - November 8, 2013 0

Thunder Bay Queens

Thunder Bay Queens Head to North Bay

NNL Staff - November 6, 2013 0

Businesses that are defined by Minnesota law as lake service providers need to have the owner or manager attend aquatic invasive species training and apply for a lake service provider permit every three years.

Minnesota DNR Offering Invasive Species Training

James Murray - October 11, 2013 0

Editor Konnie LeMay (left) and company president Cindy Hayden (right) accepted the Gold Award for best Environmental Feature from Samir "Mr. Magazine" Husni at the 2013 IRMA Awards in Baltimore.

Lake Superior Magazine Wins Gold

NNL Staff - October 4, 2013 0

The Sportop Queens Women's Hockey Team does Thunder Bay Proud Again!

Thunder Bay Sportop midget AA Queens Undefeated

NNL Sports - September 29, 2013 0

Thunder Bay North Stars Ready for the Fort Frances Lakers

SIJHL Fort Frances Lakers Debenedet Pizza Hut Winner

James Murray - September 23, 2013 0

Aerial View of Lake Superior - Photo supplied from Town of Terrace Bay

Lake Superior Fish Classic

NNL Staff - September 22, 2013 0

Design Team members gathered in Duluth August 27th to begin planning the Geotourism Initiative. Pictured (l-r) are: Mary Somnis, Ardy Nurmi-Wilberg, Andrea Gryko, Sandy Skrein, Joe Scipioni, Peter Smerud, Bret Hesla, Eric Johnson, Gord Knowles, Doug Franchot, Judy Ness. Not pictured: Frank Jewell, Tawnya Schoewe, Clara Butikofer, Bill Hanson, Chris Ficek, John Cameron.

Heart of the Continent Partnering with National Geographic

NNL Staff - September 21, 2013 0

Severe thunderstorms with torrential downpours and large hail possible this afternoon. This is an alert to the potential development of severe thunderstorms with large hail, damaging winds or heavy rainfall..monitor weather conditions and listen for updated bulletins. --------------------------------------------------------------------- ==Discussion== Thunderstorms moving in from northeast Minnesota have the potential to become severe this afternoon as they move slowly northeast across the region. Torrential downpours giving local rainfall amounts near 50 mm in an hour or less and intense lightning are quite possible. Large hail and wind gusts to 75 km/h are also possible this afternoon. Motorists should be prepared for sudden low visibility in heavy downpours and ponded water in poorly drained areas making driving conditions difficult.

Severe Weather Update – Thunder Bay

James Murray - September 19, 2013 0

Women fishing

Are Giant Fish on Your Fishing Bucket List?

NNL Staff - September 17, 2013 0

Weather system has moved closer to Thunder Bay and Northwestern Ontario

Wet Weather in Monday’s Thunder Bay Forecast

NNL Staff - September 8, 2013 0

Thunder Bay Queens

Thunder Bay Sportop midget AA Queens Travel South

NNL Sports - September 5, 2013 0

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