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It might be cold, but youth in Lansdowne House are still enjoying sliding on the snow.

Different Paths – Common Ground

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NASA mission to Mars is a success as Maven has enters planetary orbit

Greenstone Students Showing The Right Stuff

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road closure

Thunder Bay Region Road Closure Update – July 15 2015

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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?

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Queen's Park Report Sarah Campbell

Resolute Shutdown Devastating – Sarah Campbell MPP

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Thunder Storm Warning

Weather – Thunderstorm Watches in Effect for Atikokan — Fort Frances

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Andrea Horwath New Democcrat Leader

Attacking Liberals and PCs by NDP Escalate

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NHL on NNL Hockey Action

Maple Leaf Fans Pulling Out Hair

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Ontario Provincial Police

Sioux Lookout Police Arrest Man for Drug Trafficking and Weapons Charges

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Ice Jam on Abitibi River

Ice Jam on Abitibi River

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Oliver Kelly, 1 year old, cries as he is carried off the sheriff's airboat during his rescue from rising flood waters in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence in Leland, North Carolina, U.S., September 16, 2018. REUTERS/Jonathan Drake

Florence’s drenching rains kill 23 in the Carolinas

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Construction Season in Thunder Bay

Precipitation Closes Veterans Drive in Kenora

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