Scurvy Case Highlights Potential for Notorious Disease’s Return
A disease once infamous among sailors is now re-emerging in developed countries: scurvy. In a recent case, a middle-aged Australian
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NWORTA Extends the World’s Longest Trail Network
The NorthWestern Ontario Recreational Trails Association (NWORTA) has launched a new project following recent approval from the City of Thunder
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Report Shows City’s Economy Rebounds Strongly Post-Pandemic
THUNDER BAY – In collaboration, Thunder Bay Ventures and Lakehead University’s Faculty of Business Administration have released the 2024 Thunder
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Ontario Invests $150 Million to Expand Access to Fertility Services
The Ontario government is investing $150 million over the next two years to expand access to fertility services, Health Minister
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Cineplex Appeals $38.9M Fine Over Drip Pricing Practices
Cineplex has appealed a record $38.9-million fine imposed by the Competition Tribunal for alleged deceptive marketing practices related to “drip
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Canada Government Lowers Immigration Numbers
Today, Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, unveiled Canada’s 2025–2027 Immigration Levels Plan. This plan introduces a temporary
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Energy Savings on Electricity Costs in Ontario Starting November 1
The Ontario Energy Board (OEB) has announced updated electricity rates for the province, which will take effect on November 1.
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McDonald’s Supplier Expands Recall Amid E. Coli Outbreak
McDonald’s supplier, Taylor Farms, has issued a recall for certain batches of yellow onions produced at its Colorado facility in
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Bank of Canada Cuts Policy Rate by 50 Basis Points to 3.75%
The Bank of Canada has lowered its target for the overnight rate to 3.75%, with the Bank Rate at 4%
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Lakehead University Launches Fresh Food Market to Combat Food Insecurity in Thunder Bay
Students at Lakehead University can now purchase fresh fruits and vegetables at lower prices than typical grocery stores. The university
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