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Lucas Punkari

Lucas Punkari

Born and raised in Sault Ste. Marie, Lucas was a sports reporter for several publications over the last decade prior to arriving in Thunder Bay to serve as Newswatch's Featured Content Editor. If he's not at the office, Lucas is likely watching current or retro sporting events, listening to music or following along with Kyle Larson's dirt racing exploits.

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Recent Work by Lucas

Mixed doubles provincials underway in Kakabeka Falls

Mixed doubles provincials underway in Kakabeka Falls

The provincial champion will represent Northern Ontario at the nationals in Summerside, P.E.I. next month.
Despins gets first win at provincials

Despins gets first win at provincials

Robyn Despins and Krista McCarville both picked up victories in Thursday morning’s game at the Port Arthur Curling Centre.
Nipigon coffee shop showcases community’s history

Nipigon coffee shop showcases community’s history

Love Coffee, XO opened up its doors in June.
Men’s provincial favourites start off strong

Men’s provincial favourites start off strong

Trevor Bonot and John Epping won their opening games at the playdowns on Wednesday.
Biigtigong Nishnaabeg author launches book with global connections

Biigtigong Nishnaabeg author launches book with global connections

Chantelle Richmond held a book launch and signing event at the Biigtigong Nishnaabeg Community Hall on Wednesday night.
YEAR IN REVIEW: Lucas Punkari's top five stories

YEAR IN REVIEW: Lucas Punkari's top five stories

These are the stories that stand out to me when looking back on 2024.
Marathon bird watchers battle through the elements

Marathon bird watchers battle through the elements

The Christmas bird count took place in Marathon on Sunday.
McCarville goes undefeated at Collingwood cashspiel

McCarville goes undefeated at Collingwood cashspiel

The Fort William Curling Club rink defeated Holly Duncan in Sunday's final.
Holiday Wishes Tree Campaign wants a gift for every child this Christmas

Holiday Wishes Tree Campaign wants a gift for every child this Christmas

The Children’s Aid Society Thunder Bay District hopes to collect 400 gifts for children and youth this year.
Jamie Kompon bringing Stanley Cup to Thunder Bay

Jamie Kompon bringing Stanley Cup to Thunder Bay

The Florida Panthers assistant coach will bring hockey's biggest prize to Port Arthur Stadium on Sept. 11.
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