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Human remains found at Nipigon construction site

Human remains found at Nipigon construction site

The remains are believed to date back to before the 17th century, according to the Ontario Coroner's Office.
Confederation College in a great place, says outgoing president

Confederation College in a great place, says outgoing president

With more than 7,100 students, new programs launching and sustainability efforts winning awards, Kathleen Lynch likes the direction the Northwestern Ontario school is heading, as she gets set to depart later this year.
Province expanding Northern Ontario Health Travel Grant program

Province expanding Northern Ontario Health Travel Grant program

Province to spend $45 million over three years on the program, upping the hotel accommodation rate and removing a 100-kilometre deductible for mileage reimbursement.
Ford promises to connect five First Nations to power grid

Ford promises to connect five First Nations to power grid

Marten Falls, Eabametoong, Webequie, Neskantaga and Nibinamik First Nations would be connected through the project, which is in the consultation stage.
Local boards not joining $4B suit against social media companies

Local boards not joining $4B suit against social media companies

Boards don't rule out possibility of reconsidering at some point in the future.
Nipigon woman wins $500,000 in Maxmillions draw

Nipigon woman wins $500,000 in Maxmillions draw

Linda Robbins won the prize playing the Feb. 16, 2024 Lotto Max draw.
Thunder Bay to host up to 80 Cat Lake First Nation evacuees

Thunder Bay to host up to 80 Cat Lake First Nation evacuees

Cat Lake's Margaret Gray Nursing Station burned down on March 2.
Feds renew Local Journalism Initiative for three years

Feds renew Local Journalism Initiative for three years

Ottawa will provide $58.8 million to keep the program, which funds journalists in underserved areas, until 2027.
Trudeau says Mulroney was a statesman who will be missed by all Canadians

Trudeau says Mulroney was a statesman who will be missed by all Canadians

The former prime minister died on Thursday at the age of 84. He served from 1984 to 1993.
Transport fire closes section of Highway 11

Transport fire closes section of Highway 11

Traffic is stopped in both directions as emergency crews respond.
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