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Posted 28 December 2022

Bay Village Vandalized Again

A Port Arthur coffee shop which has been the victim of vandalism in the past has been struck again. An image in a post to Bay Village Coffee’s social media shows another object, this time a cinder block, had been thrown through one of its windows. The incident is said to have occurred before 6...

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Posted 28 December 2022

Bay Village Vandalized Again

A Port Arthur coffee shop which has been the victim of vandalism in the past has been struck again. An image in a post to Bay Village Coffee’s social media shows another object, this time a cinder block, had been thrown through one of its windows. The incident is said to have occurred before 6...

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Posted 28 December 2022

Online Mischief Leaves Several Local Schools w/ New Names

Some online mischief has targeted local schools. A hand full of schools either have new names or have been relocated to North Vancouver according to their Google page. Acadia News has reached out to both a school boards and Google for comment. This is a developing story. 

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Posted 28 December 2022

Online Mischief Leaves Several Local Schools w/ New Names

Some online mischief has targeted local schools. A hand full of schools either have new names or have been relocated to North Vancouver according to their Google page. Acadia News has reached out to both a school boards and Google for comment. This is a developing story. 

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Posted 28 December 2022

Canadian Medical Association Urges Health System Reform

The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) is hoping in 2023, the federal, provincial and territorial governments will work together to resolve the health systems crisis. President Dr. Alika Lafontaine says, “While governments argue over how Canada’s 13 health systems should be funded, patients...

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Posted 28 December 2022

Canadian Medical Association Urges Health System Reform

The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) is hoping in 2023, the federal, provincial and territorial governments will work together to resolve the health systems crisis. President Dr. Alika Lafontaine says, “While governments argue over how Canada’s 13 health systems should be funded, patients...

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Posted 28 December 2022

In-Person Shopping Up, Online Shopping Down This Christmas

Canadians returned to stores to shop for the holiday season, according to the Retail Council of Canada. Spokesperson Michelle Wasylyshen says they saw a slight decrease in online shopping, “People really like going to the stores to shop. They get to touch and feel the products, they get to...

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Posted 28 December 2022

Recent Attacks In Downtown Kenora Prompt Calls For Change

An attack on a Kenora business owner and her store has prompted calls for change. The altercation last Friday night at Island Girl was caught on tape and viewed thousands of times on Facebook Live. It showed a man in the store attacking the owner. Michelle Livingston eventually managed to subdue...

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Posted 28 December 2022

Recent Attacks In Downtown Kenora Prompt Calls For Change

An attack on a Kenora business owner and her store has prompted calls for change. The altercation last Friday night at Island Girl was caught on tape and viewed thousands of times on Facebook Live. It showed a man in the store attacking the owner. Michelle Livingston eventually managed to subdue...

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Posted 28 December 2022

Thunder Bay Police Investigate City’s 15th Homicide

Thunder Bay Police say a sudden death at a southside hotel is being considered a homicide. The body of a 21 year old Marten Falls man was located on Christmas Eve in a room at the Kingsway Inn. Police were called to several locations on the afternoon of December 24th to locate a male who family...

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