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TBDSSAB shares tenant satisfaction survey results

TBDSSAB shares tenant satisfaction survey results

Thunder Bay District Social Service Administration Board’s survey helps gather data on their success and where they need improvement.
Demonstration planned over handling of Indigenous remains found in Nipigon

Demonstration planned over handling of Indigenous remains found in Nipigon

The Red Rock Indian Band says it is planning a peaceful demonstration in Nipigon to call on the federal and provincial governments and private representatives to stop hindering the search for ancestral remains in the area.
Matawa’s language education program gets international approval

Matawa’s language education program gets international approval

Matawa Waka Tere was awarded 10-year accreditation by the World Indigenous Nations Higher Education Consortium.
Ambulance funding gets a big increase

Ambulance funding gets a big increase

The regional ambulance service is getting a 13 per cent increase in funding from the province.
TBNewswatch Auction returns next week

TBNewswatch Auction returns next week

Auction bidding opens on Monday at 9 a.m. and closes Oct. 25 at 4 p.m.
MTO has strategy to catch faulty trucks

MTO has strategy to catch faulty trucks

Though it may seem a bit puzzling, the Ministry of Transportation (MTO) maintains it has more luck taking unsafe transport trucks off provincial highways when inspection stations don't have regular operating hours.
Grey Raven Ranch is out of hay for the Ojibwe horses

Grey Raven Ranch is out of hay for the Ojibwe horses

Ojibwe horses are one of the most endangered horse breeds with fewer than 200 left worldwide.
OPP investigate death in Nipigon

OPP investigate death in Nipigon

A 34-year-old local resident was found deceased after a person was reported in distress at the Nipigon Marina.
Many bear sightings appear to emerge, some closer than others

Many bear sightings appear to emerge, some closer than others

Though black bears can be considered a nuisance, they are still protected under provincial wildlife laws.
Why some First Nations hesitated to accept a $47.8 billion child welfare deal

Why some First Nations hesitated to accept a $47.8 billion child welfare deal

Not everyone is happy with the agreement but that didn't stop First Nations chiefs from voting for it overwhelmingly.
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