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Collisions involving commercial motor vehicles increased 17 per cent last year

Collisions involving commercial motor vehicles increased 17 per cent last year

OPP released their 2021 traffic data summary.
‘Our Backyard History’ Podcast, Featuring the Angler POW Camp in Ontario

‘Our Backyard History’ Podcast, Featuring the Angler POW Camp in Ontario

A new podcast was launched by Manitouwadge resident, Bryce Dubé.
TBDHU to hold vaccine clinic in Longlac

TBDHU to hold vaccine clinic in Longlac

Vaccine clinic to be held in Longlac on Thursday.
$1.9 million investment to stimulate job creation in Northern Ontario Forestry and Mining

$1.9 million investment to stimulate job creation in Northern Ontario Forestry and Mining

Seven projects will receive funding to support and strengthen forestry and mining in the north.
Good morning, Superior North!

Good morning, Superior North!

Today's image is from James McRurys! Thank you, James!
Students welcomed back from March Break with incentive for regular attendance

Students welcomed back from March Break with incentive for regular attendance

Regular school attendance has always been an important factor in student success. Students with Superior North Catholic District School Board have been welcomed back from their March Break with an incentive to come to school every day.
UPDATE: One person was hurt in Tuesday's transport truck collision near Geraldton

UPDATE: One person was hurt in Tuesday's transport truck collision near Geraldton

A Brampton man was taken to Thunder Bay hospital.
Municipality of Greenstone Scholarship and Awards Program helping with post-secondary education

Municipality of Greenstone Scholarship and Awards Program helping with post-secondary education

Graduating students in Ontario are faced with the rising cost of post-secondary education. This reality for so many makes going to college or university a difficult financial challenge. The municipality of Greenstone is trying to help.
Manitouwadge Fire Department CodeRED service helps residents stay safe

Manitouwadge Fire Department CodeRED service helps residents stay safe

Staying safe at home and being able to alert family and others of an emergency can often save a life. The Manitouwadge Fire Department wants its residents to stay safe, especially during an emergency. To help maintain this goal, they are offering a system known as "CodeRED".
COVID positivity test rate falls in Thunder Bay district

COVID positivity test rate falls in Thunder Bay district

The rate of 12.5 per cent is close to the provincial average reported Monday.
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