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The City of Thompson and residential landlord Murray Kadys became signatories of the Thompson Neighbourhood Renewal Corporation's (TNRC) community safety charter at a ceremony Feb. 16 at City Hall.

A Port in the Storm volunteers Orla Banbury-Angus, left, and Bev Desjarlais, right, were hard at it unpacking books during the morning on Feb. 19 for A Port in the Storm's fundraising used book sale in City Centre Mall.

Exceeded the $82,000 maximum set by party for the campaign

With no classes due to Louis Riel Day and a high temperature of -1.4 C recorded at the Thompson Airport, Feb. 15 proved popular for hitting the MacLean Park sliding slope.

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City council, with Mayor Tim Johnston, centre, deputy mayor Harold Smith and Coun.

The intersection of Westwood Drive and Thompson Drive near the Waywatay Inn was closed to traffic for most of the day Feb. 21 as city crews worked to repair a broken sewer line.

The World Day of Prayer March 5 will this year focus on issues effecting women and children and communities in a globalized world as seen through the prism of the women of Cameroon.

Students involved in R.D. Parker Collegiate's jazz band had the chance to learn more about their form of art from Brandon University professor of music Greg Gatien, who was in Thompson for three days last week.

February is being celebrated by the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Manitoba as Heart Month, and the group is busy campaigning door-to-door to raise support for the foundation.