Leith Dunick is the Director of News at Dougall Media. He covers a wide range of topics including competitive and professional sports, regional interest, and world news, with a keen focus on both North America and Latin America. Leith's work has been featured in various outlets such as BayToday.ca, Northern Ontario Business, and SooToday.
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Carolina Hurricanes captain was greeted on Saturday by hundreds of fans eager to get a picture with Staal and the Stanley Cup
Owner of Rose N Crantz Roasting Company is the seventh person to file to run in this year's at-large competition, seeking one of five seats.
Thunder Bay Fire Rescue is holding the scene pending investigation of the fire, which broke out at about 2:30 a.m. on Monday.
Former city councillor ran for mayor in 2022, after running for the provincial Conservatives.
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By: Leith Dunick
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Thunder Bay No. 36 still remains out of control at 301,000 hectares.
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Crash took place near Longlac on Monday afternoon. LONGLAC – A collision has led to another closure of Highway 11.
