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Posted 18 February 2026

Lakehead Research and Innovation Week kicks off Saturday

Students and community members alike are invited to explore the future of study during Lakehead University’s annual Research and Innovation Week. The university is planning a week of keynote speakers, activities and guided tours for all ages. This year’s theme is “Shaping the EvoLUtion” of...

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Posted 18 February 2026

Thunder Bay food bank announces 5,200 sq ft expansion

After achieving it’s $6.9 million fundraising goal, the Thunder Bay Regional Food Distribution Association is officially opening a 5,200 square foot facility expansion. Funding went towards a community training kitchen, a multi-purpose gathering hall, and spaces designed to strengthen...

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Posted 18 February 2026

Premier muses about employees working on statutory holidays

Ontario’s Premier feels workers should be given the option to work on statutory holidays or not. Doug Ford is asking his Labour Minister to investigate the idea further. It stems from his disappointment in seeing several shopping malls closed on Family Day. Ford feels workers should...

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Posted 18 February 2026

NB’s Sarault, women’s short-track relay team win bronze

Canada’s got another speed skating medal. The women’s short-track relay team of Moncton, New Brunswick’s Courtney Sarault, along with Kim Boutin, Danae Blais and Florence Brunelle took third in the 3000 metres. It’s Sarault’s fourth medal of the games, the most ever at a single Olympics...

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Posted 18 February 2026

NDP takes up fight against OSAP changes

There is a campaign underway aimed at reversing changes to the Ontario Student Assistance Program. The provincial NDP has initiated it. Save OSAP includes a website that asks people to sign petitions and letters objecting to the reduction of the grant portion of funding provided to...

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Posted 18 February 2026

Olympics: Canada wins OT thriller over Czechia

A heartstopping Olympic quarterfinal has Canada onto the semis. Mitch Marner scored in overtime as Canada beat Czechia 4-3. The Canadians were down a goal in the last five minutes, when Nick Suzuki tied it. Goaltender Jordan Binnington made several key saves late to keep the game...

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Posted 18 February 2026

More Canadians choosing to recycle their batteries

More and more batteries are being diverted from landfills. In 2025, the Call2Recycle program received more than eight million kilograms of batteries, the highest in the organization’s history. February 18th is National Battery Day. “This achievement reflects the commitment of...

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Posted 18 February 2026

Local Teen Entrepreneur Can Now Add ‘Radio Station Custom Gear’ to His Portfolio

Devin Levallee – the creator behind our custom 3D mic flags –joins Morning Show host Dee behind the mics in the Country 105 studio. I first met 14 year old Thunder Bay entrepreneur Devin Levallee at ThunderCon, where his 3D printing booth immediately caught my eye. Devin ended up making...

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Posted 18 February 2026

Another Conservative MP joins the Liberals

The newest member of the federal Liberals is Matt Jeneroux. He crossed the floor from the Conservatives to join Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government, according to a social media post from Carney. Jeneroux represents the riding of Edmonton Riverbend, Alberta. The MP previously...

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Posted 18 February 2026

A reminder that sometimes the biggest hearts make the smallest noise.

Photo by Katt Yukawa on Unsplash Every once in a while you hear a story that just restores your faith in people. Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott — yes, the same one who once shared a bank account with Jeff Bezos — quietly gave away $7.1 billion last year. And she didn’t stop there. Since...

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