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The military attack on Ukraine brought so many reactions by people around the world. Countries and governments responded in so many ways to show their support and prayers. The Mayor of Schreiber helped send a message of solidarity and support to the people of Ukraine by raising the Ukraine flag in his community.

International Women's Day was celebrated March 8, 2022. To further commemorate the significance of that day, the Canadian government announced the funding for several key projects aimed at eliminating barriers for employment for Indigenous women.

TBDHU will hold a vaccine clinic on Tuesday in Marathon.

On March 11, 2022, the Township of Terrace Bay marked the National Day of Observance, who with along with people all over the globe, honored the lives lost due to COVID-19, and thanked health care workers who continue to provide exceptional care.

Thirty-four COVID patients are currently in hospital.

March 11, 2022: Attempted murder charges laid

Community argues outlying First Nations are biased against mining development

Engaging students and making curriculum come alive in daily tasks is often a challenge for many educators. The students of St. Hillary Catholic Elementary school was given a unique opportunity to participate in a hands-on outdoor activity that challenged them them to apply classroom learning outdoors.

Finding ways to spend a casual stress free day can often be hard. The municipality of Nipigon is highlighting a great activity for interested residents that is being offered as a result of a partnership between their community's Edge Arts Studio and Gallery and Thunder Bay's Kozy Knits.

Today's image is from Jean Belluz!. Thank you, Jean!