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Posted 23 February 2026

Canadians can start filling their income tax forms

Canadians who file their taxes online can expect an early refund if applicable. Online filing began on Monday. UFile Tax Expert Gerry Vittoratos says the number of Canadians using online tax programs is growing. The Canada Revenue Agency estimates over 90% filed their forms online last...

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Posted 23 February 2026

NDP, students continue to rally against OSAP changes

The opposition is not ready to give up its fight to reverse the government’s changes to the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP). The government announced earlier this month that the financial assistance program for post-secondary students would see the grant portion lowered from 85% to...

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Posted 23 February 2026

Local sports from Monday, February 23rd

The Fort Frances Lakers have widened their first-place lead in the Superior International Junior Hockey League. The Lakers won both of their games over the weekend against the Red Lake Miner, while the Dryden GM Ice Dogs lost both of theirs to the Thunder Bay North Stars. Fort Frances won...

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Posted 23 February 2026

Icelandic addiction prevention model comes to Thunder Bay

A new strategy designed to reduce substance abuse among young people is officially underway in Thunder Bay. Planet Youth is based on an Icelandic model that helped cut youth addiction from some of Europe’s highest rates to the lowest. Their strategy focuses on changing the wider social...

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Posted 23 February 2026

First Nations hosting open houses for Ring of Fire roads

Marten Falls First Nation and Webequie First Nation are hosting open houses this week in Thunder Bay for the Northern Road Link Project. The project promises a new all-season road connecting a proposed Webequie Supply Road from Webequie First Nation with the proposed Marten Falls...

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Posted 23 February 2026

Never Tired of the View

There are mornings when I walk into the “99.9 The Bay” radio studio, flip on the lights, and before I even touch the mic, I just stop and look out the window. It doesn’t matter how many years I’ve been doing this — that view still hits me. The city waking up, the sky shifting colours, the quiet...

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Posted 23 February 2026

Sometimes, remembering THIS – is enough to turn the whole day around.

Photo by Lucas Lenzi on Unsplash Here’s a little reminder that’s been making the rounds on social media the past few days, and honestly, it’s the kind of perspective shift we could all use.  Someone snapped a pic of a simple handwritten sign in front of a book store that said:...

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Posted 23 February 2026

Canadian airlines suspend some Mexican flights following cartel related violence

Flights into parts of western Mexico were disrupted Sunday following a military operation that targeted a cartel leader in Jalisco State. The Mexican government said Special Forces carried out a planned operation in the municipality of Tapalpa aimed at arresting the individual. Authorities...

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Posted 22 February 2026

The Trews: “Lasting Is the New Making It”

There is something quietly revolutionary about a band that refuses to fade away. After over two decades together, The Trews aren’t chasing trends or reinvention for relevance. They keep doing what they do best: writing songs, touring hard, and feeding off the energy of live shows. As...

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Posted 22 February 2026

Canada falls to U.S in overtime in men’s gold medal game

No golden goal for Canada this time. Jack Hughes scored the overtime winner for Team USA, as they beat Canada 2-1 to win Olympic gold in men’s hockey Sunday. Cale Makar had Canada’s lone goal, that tied it late in the second period. The Canadians had several high-end chances to take...

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