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Maybe you should take a good look at your partner’s fingers before putting a ring on one. Men with short index fingers and long ring fingers are on average nicer towards women

Check His Fingers Ladies – Tells How Nice He Will Be...

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Ontario is recognizing the province's top university researchers for their valuable contributions to the fields of chemistry, economic science, literature, physics and physiology/medicine.

Are we medicalizing healthy people?

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Starbucks baristas will handcraft Tiramisu and Carmel Flan Lattes.

Starbucks offers New Dessert Coffee

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Western Nursing professor Marilyn Ford-Gilboe is heading up the Ontario portion of a national iCAN Plan 4 Safety study, which seeks to assist women affected by relationship violence who may be more willing, or able, to seek information or support via the web.

Putting Power in the Hands of Women with Online Tool

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Take a Tour of Slate River Dairy on Family Day

Family Day – Slate River Dairy Offers Tours for Public

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What is your opinion on local happenings? Share them with our readers. Email newsroom@netnewsledger.com

University students treated like children – Barry Cooper

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Matt Lapointe is a Therapeutic Recreationist at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre. In January he went to Switzerland to compete in Snow Epic, a series of races on snowy terrain. To see more photos of Lapointe and fellow Snow Epic participants, visit www.snow-epic.com

A Cyclist for All Seasons

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A beautiful morning at Whitewater Golf Club yes Thunder Bay Summer is coming!

Valentines Day – Never Lose Heart

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ennifer Metatawabin of Fort Albany FN helped us launch the Draw the Line campaign against harassment this afternoon. This is part of the opening of the 8th Annual NAN Women's Forum

NAN Launches Draw-The-Line Campaign to Prevent Violence Against Women

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Amanda Woods Photo by Chris Hearn

Focusing on your Fitness Goals for 2015

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High doses of neonics have been responsible for several high profile bee kill offs in Canada. However, even with doses far below the lethal dose of neonics, a strong and growing body of science shows that these pesticides contribute to impairment in bee reproduction, learning, memory, hive communications and immune response. In Gardeners Beware 2014, all garden plant samples where neonics were detected have the potential to harm or even kill bees.

Restricting neonics is the right thing to do

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Chippewa Park

Friends of Chippewa Park Rallying Support for Wildlife Park

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