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Leith Dunick

Leith Dunick

A proud Nova Scotian who has called Thunder Bay home since 2002, Leith has been the editor of Thunder Bay Source for 16 years and has served a similar role with TBNewsWatch.com since its founding in 2009. An avid golfer, concertgoer and baseball fan, Leith is as versatile as they come, covering everything from local politics and sports to education and Indigenous issues.

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Recent Work by Leith

Mechanical issues forced plane to land on Highway 11

Mechanical issues forced plane to land on Highway 11

A small, single-engine plane suffered minor damage in the incident north of Nipigon
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Up to 200 people being evacuated from Kashechewan

Up to 200 people being evacuated from Kashechewan

Thunder Bay is a host community for some of the people affected
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Northern First Nation declares state of emergency due to violence, organized crime

Northern First Nation declares state of emergency due to violence, organized crime

Rising levels of drug-related crime, addiction and a lack of services are negatively impacting the community.
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Northwestern sawmills to adopt Domtar name

Northwestern sawmills to adopt Domtar name

Rebrand called a strategic alignment of the companies' strengths, nearly three years after Paper Excellence Group acquired Domtar in a $3-billion deal.
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Ontario to spend $5M on rural transportation

Ontario to spend $5M on rural transportation

Minister says the program has a lot of flexibility in it
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Stanley Cup spends the day in Thunder Bay

Stanley Cup spends the day in Thunder Bay

The Nipigon-born Florida Panthers assistant coach has now won hockey's holy grail three times, with three different teams, and brought the Cup home for the first time
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Lotto Max ups jackpot limit to $80M

Lotto Max ups jackpot limit to $80M

Previous jackpot limit was $70 million
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Students face strict cell phone rules when school returns

Students face strict cell phone rules when school returns

Unless given the OK by an educator, students in Ontario will not be allowed to use mobile devices in the classroom and must store them out of sight
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Northern minister says Democrats have challenging times ahead

Northern minister says Democrats have challenging times ahead

Thunder Bay-Superior North cabinet minister says Canada will work with whomever is elected president of the United States this fall
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Human remains dating back centuries found at Nipigon construction site

Human remains dating back centuries found at Nipigon construction site

The remains are believed to date back to before the 17th century, according to the Ontario Coroner's Office.
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