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Conservation group to buy Batchawana Island for $7.2 million

Conservation group to buy Batchawana Island for $7.2 million

Nature Conservancy of Canada set to acquire largest, privately-owned island in Lake Superior next month
Wawa fire department to hold open house

Wawa fire department to hold open house

Fire Chief Kevin Sabourin said that it’s a great chance to get to know potential candidates that may want to apply to become a volunteer firefighter
Good morning, Superior North!

Good morning, Superior North!

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices.
Wequedong Lodge spends over $1M monthly on hotel fees for its clients

Wequedong Lodge spends over $1M monthly on hotel fees for its clients

The organization is fundraising for an expansion that would reduce the need to rent hotel rooms
K.I. signs agreement to self-govern child and family services

K.I. signs agreement to self-govern child and family services

Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug First Nation signs law to exercise jurisdiction over their child welfare and family services.
'Diamond Dave' strikes a chord with mines and exploration companies

'Diamond Dave' strikes a chord with mines and exploration companies

Thunder Bay-area's dp Diamond Blades on the leading edge of core cutting and exploration services
Province cutting diesel particulate levels in underground mines

Province cutting diesel particulate levels in underground mines

New regulations to reduce emissions by 70 per cent of current levels come into effect in September
Postcard protest against transporting used nuclear fuel

Postcard protest against transporting used nuclear fuel

Environment North wants to head off a potential plan to ship containers of nuclear waste through Thunder Bay starting in about 20 years
Good morning, Superior North!

Good morning, Superior North!

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices.
Ontario setting sights on global infectious disease surveillance

Ontario setting sights on global infectious disease surveillance

Public Health Ontario wants Toronto-based company to scan for global disease outbreaks
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