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• Pioneer Drive home top prize in annual House Lottery. ow.ly/oIFy30ikcUS

  10-02-2018 22:57 via twitter.com
  Pioneer Drive home top prize in annual House Lottery. ow.ly/oIFy30ikcUS
  
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• First Nation mothers mourn with the Boushie family and cry for justice

  10-02-2018 21:48 via feedproxy.google.com
  Treaty One and Six Territories – Many First Nation mothers across Turtle Island will stand in solidarity today with the women of the family of Colten Boushie. Unfortunately, there are so many First Nation mothers, across Canada, who share a similar pain as their loved ones may have also been lost or removed or jailed or damaged by governance tools and systems that maintain inequalities against First Nation youth.
  “We fear for those still alive. When our kids leave our homes, we wonde
  
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• Local dogs compete in Barn Hunt trials, a new canine sport growing in popularity across the country. ow.ly/YcAw30ik9Lr

  10-02-2018 20:58 via twitter.com
  Local dogs compete in Barn Hunt trials, a new canine sport growing in popularity across the country. ow.ly/YcAw30ik9Lr
  
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• Search Underway For Missing Man | CJUK Thunder Bay | Magic 99.9 fb.me/2ztug59rx

  10-02-2018 19:48 via twitter.com
  Search Underway For Missing Man | CJUK Thunder Bay | Magic 99.9 fb.me/2ztug59rx
  
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• Updated – Found Police Seek Help Locating Missing Male

  10-02-2018 19:10 via feedproxy.google.com
  THUNDER BAY – MISSING – The Thunder Bay Police Service report the missing man was located.
  The Article Updated – Found Police Seek Help Locating Missing Male by James Murray first appeared on NetNewsLedger - News at the Speed of the Internet ©
  
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• Thunder Bay Police are asking for the public’s assistance in locating Carl Barkman, who was last seen on Feb. 5. ow.ly/dnJT30ik6vq

  10-02-2018 19:06 via twitter.com
  Thunder Bay Police are asking for the public’s assistance in locating Carl Barkman, who was last seen on Feb. 5. ow.ly/dnJT30ik6vq
  
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• Day of Action for Colten Boushie Includes Thunder Bay Gathering

  10-02-2018 18:17 via feedproxy.google.com
  THUNDER BAY – In honour of the late Colten (Coco) Boushie a day of action for February 10, 2018, has been called all across Canada.
  The Thunder Bay, Ontario Day of Action for Colten Boushie Gathering will take place at 6:30pm-7: 00 pm at Hillcrest Park. Please dress warmly. Bring your signs, candles, and ALL hand drums are welcome.
  Organizers ask that you please join us in solidarity and prayer for the family of Colten Boushie.
  Please remain peaceful.
  Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) Grand
  
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• Police investigate possible hit and run. ow.ly/4THA30ik4sU

  10-02-2018 17:58 via twitter.com
  Police investigate possible hit and run. ow.ly/4THA30ik4sU
  
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• Unknown Injuries In Possible Hit-And-Run | CJUK Thunder Bay | Magic 99.9 fb.me/FGVuYnOM

  10-02-2018 16:54 via twitter.com
  Unknown Injuries In Possible Hit-And-Run | CJUK Thunder Bay | Magic 99.9 fb.me/FGVuYnOM
  
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• Vigil for Colten Boushie scheduled for Saturday night at Hillcrest Park. ow.ly/Idvq30ik0NA

  10-02-2018 16:21 via twitter.com
  Vigil for Colten Boushie scheduled for Saturday night at Hillcrest Park. ow.ly/Idvq30ik0NA
  
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• Nishnawbe Aski Nation youth host gathering. ow.ly/6HVj30ijYXh

  10-02-2018 15:15 via twitter.com
  Nishnawbe Aski Nation youth host gathering. ow.ly/6HVj30ijYXh
  
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• The gathering is planned for tonight. fb.me/ESXvRstd

  10-02-2018 14:58 via twitter.com
  The gathering is planned for tonight. fb.me/ESXvRstd
  
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• Inaugural Pickle Lake Pike Derby offers big grand prize

  10-02-2018 14:30 via cbc.ca
  Known as northern Ontario's last frontier, the town of Pickle Lake is getting prepared to host a new fishing tournament this spring with a unique prize for the winner.
  
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• February 10, 2018 – Northwestern Ontario DayStarter

  10-02-2018 08:55 via feedproxy.google.com
  Polar bear and yearlings on an ice floe, Nunavut, Canada. © Lee Narraway / Students on Ice (WWF-Canada)
  Hot spot in Ontario: -0.1 °C 31.8 °F Point PetreCold spot in Ontario: -26.3 °C -15.3 °F Fort Severn AirportHot spot in Canada: 5.8 °C42. 4°F Entrance Island, BCCold spot in Canada: -46.6 °C -51.9 °F Hall Beach, NU
  THUNDER BAY – DAYSTARTER – Welcome to Saturday Northwestern Ontario. First the weather, for Thunder Bay, expect mainly sunny skies wi
  
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• Northern School of Medicine Participating in Health Careers Camp

  10-02-2018 08:32 via feedproxy.google.com
  THUNDER BAY – HEALTH – The week of February 12-16, 2018, 20 Inuit students from six communities across Nunavut will participate in a Health Careers Camp. The camp’s home base will be at Nunavut Arctic College(NAC) in Iqaluit, with camp activities taking place at Qikiqtani General Hospital and in NAC’s simulation lab and classrooms.
  Students from Arviat, Naujaat, Taloyoak, Clyde River, Pond Inlet, and Iqaluit—accompanied by a mentor from their communities—
  
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• Lakehead Women Takedown Brock Badgers 63-59

  10-02-2018 08:23 via feedproxy.google.com
  ST CATHERINES – SPORTS – The Lakehead women’s basketball team (13-8) took down the Brock Badgers (6-15) in a close finish tonight 63-59 at the Bob Davis Gymnasium in St. Catharines.It was a close battle for the entire first quarter but Lakehead found their step going into the second after outscoring the Badgers 20-9 to gave the Thunderwolves a 32-19 lead at halftime.Although the ‘Wolves pushed a 15 point lead at the beginning of the third, Brock quickly tur
  
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• Let the climate debate begin!

  10-02-2018 08:19 via feedproxy.google.com
  Pruitt must launch public climate science debate soon
  By Tom Harris
  OTTAWA – OPINION – Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott Pruitt is right to speak about the need for a full-blown public debate between scientists about the causes and consequences of climate change. In his February 6th television interview on KSNV, an NBC affiliate in Las Vegas, the administrator explained, “There are very important questions around the climate issue that folks really
  
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• Men’s Basketball Team Loses Close Game to Badgers

  10-02-2018 08:15 via feedproxy.google.com
  ST CATHERINES – SPORTS – The Lakehead men’s basketball team (2-19) lost tonight on the road, 91-87, to the No. 2 Brock Badgers (19-2) in St. Catharines, ON.Tough first half for the Thunderwolves as Brock showed why they are one of the top teams in the Nation as Lakehead went into the halftime trailing 53-34.The Thunderwolves came out in the third quarter with a new energy and hustle to outscore the Badgers 29-11, putting the Wolves right back in the game as they trail
  
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• Bantam AA Queens Victorious On First Day of Prelude to the Playoffs

  10-02-2018 08:11 via feedproxy.google.com
  EDEN PRAIRIE, MN — The Bantam AA Queens kicked off their first day of the 12th annual Prelude to the Playoffs tournament with a win on Friday against the Sartell Sauk Rapids.
  Thunder Bay drew first blood on a goal by Gaby Andreacchi. Sartell responded with two quick goals, one on the powerplay, to take the lead but the Queens would get a powerplay of their own leading to Reese Coffey tying the game on a play setup by Alexis Paddington and Desiree Kamande.
  The 2-2 tie held fo
  
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• Thunderwolves Win in OT over Waterloo

  10-02-2018 08:02 via feedproxy.google.com
  THUNDER BAY = In a battle that went back and forth all night, the Lakehead Thunderwolves came out on top with a 5-4 overtime victory over the Waterloo Warriors at the Fort William Gardens on Friday.
  Daniel Del Paggio opened the scoring by tipping the puck past Waterloo goalie Trevor Martin at 10:18 of the first, with Billy Jenkins and Matt Alexander assisting.
  Jenkins pounced on Del Paggio’s rebound while the Wolves were on the power play to put Lakehead up 2-0 at 13:55.
  The Warriors got b
  
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• Manitoba Chiefs Express Disgust at Not Guilty Verdict

  10-02-2018 07:40 via feedproxy.google.com
  Treaty One Territory – First Nations within Manitoba are disappointed but not surprised by the verdict in the trial of Gerald Stanley as many First Nation families in this province have had their own negative experiences with the justice system. “We are deeply saddened, but not surprised by a not guilty verdict in the trial of Gerald Stanley. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of Colten Bushie this evening. Given all the studies, all the findings, all the i
  
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• Scott Gall scores twice, including the OT winner, Thunderwolves edge Waterloo 5-4. ow.ly/bkgX30ijN50

  10-02-2018 05:20 via twitter.com
  Scott Gall scores twice, including the OT winner, Thunderwolves edge Waterloo 5-4. ow.ly/bkgX30ijN50
  
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• Alleged sexual assault victim had been urged by friend not to go to hotel with University of Ottawa hockey player.… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  10-02-2018 01:53 via twitter.com
  Alleged sexual assault victim had been urged by friend not to go to hotel with University of Ottawa hockey player.… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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