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Local business is expected to benefit from FedNor funds of $300,000 in the Red Lake area.

The Amazing Raising Cash for Kids Race in Thunder Bay has raised more than $30,000 for after-school programs — and had lots of fun in the process.

Ecole Gron Morgan students gather inside a teepee to watch the making of bannock. The students learned about aboriginal life during an Aboriginal Culture Day on Friday.

Sandy Stewart and her daughter Courtney deliver a van full of cookies and homemade dog biscuits that they will sell in Thunder Bay today in front of the Calico Coffee House on Bay Street.

Resolute Forest Products Inc. is suing Greenpeace and the group’s officials Richard Brooks and Shane Moffatt for allegedly damaging the company’s reputation.

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