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Flooding Issues on Campbell’s Mind

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Airport officials, dignitaries and elected leaders help cut the ribbon at the Kenora Airport

Kenora Airport Grand Opening Supported by NOHFC Investments

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Lakehead Thunderwolves Basketball

Lakehead Thunderwolves Basketball Tips Off OUA Season

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Dryden Police

Snowmobile Ride Results in Impaired Charge for Dryden Man

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A demonstrator dresses in a Trump costume as people gather to protest against Republican U.S. presidential nominee Donald Trump on the sidewalk, outside the grand opening of his new Trump International Hotel in Washington, U.S. October 26, 2016. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst

Republican Insiders Blaming Trump on Possible Senate Majority Loss

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Minister Jane Philpot

Canada, Ontario, Chiefs of Ontario Sign Joint Commitment on Policy and...

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General view of emergency services attending the scene outside Sennaya Ploshchad metro station, following explosions in two train carriages in St. Petersburg, Russia April 3, 2017. REUTERS/Anton Vaganov

Terror Attacks in Russia Prove Deadly

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Queen's Park legislative buildings. It was designed by architect Richard A. Waite; its construction begun in 1886 and it was opened in 1893.

Livestream – Premier Doug Ford and Executive Council Swearing In

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Military vehicles on display at Canadian Tire at Intercity

Princess Pats Memorial Relay in Thunder Bay

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Norwegian claims dramatic victory in Rally Poland

Norwegian claims dramatic victory in Rally Poland

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Moose are common all across Canada

Indigenous Role in Environmental Stewardship Overlooked

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On 8 October 2016, scenes in Jeremie. Big waves caused by Hurricane Matthew destroyed the whole coastline of Jeremie, a town in the Garnd-Anse Department, Haiti, flooding and destroying hundreds of homes. Hurricane Matthew has put the lives of millions of children in Cuba, Haiti, Jamaica and Dominican Republic in danger. In Haiti, it is estimated that half a million children live in the most affected areas by the Hurricane, particularly in Grand-Anse and the South.

Southern Haiti Worst Hit by Matthew – 500,000 Children at Risk

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