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30 Years Ago Joe Clark and his wife Maureen made Thompson their second-last stop of the federal election campaign, passing through the city on their Alberta where they would attend a rally in Calgary before returning to Clark's Edmonton-area constitu

Larry Merasty of Thompson and his team of sled dogs approach the finish line of the 16-mile race during the Thompson Urban Aboriginal Strategy and Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak cultural celebrations Feb.

Jack Sangster, who is probably almost as well known in Thompson as his father Red, has retired after a long and successful career as a financial advisor with Sun Life Financial in Thompson.

At a meeting of Thompson's city council on Feb.

Dave Prud'Homme, owner of Prairie Bylaw Enforcement, is firing back at claims made by Lou Morisette at a city council meeting on Feb.

The City of Thompson continues to look at how it delivers local bus service to transit riders and is giving serious thought to going into the bus business for itself as of Aug. 1.

Thompson city council has amended and passed a resolution that will allow the city to sell three land lots to Keewatin Housing Association Inc. (KHA) for a nominal charge, still being negotiated, that it had valued at $434,000.

RCMP Const. Chad Yerex, pictured with Johanna Petrowski and Colleen Smook, gave a cheque of $5,000 to the Wapanohk Community School breakfast program recently. The money comes from the RCMP foundation, which has given over $2.

Gabe Mercier, dean of trades and technology at Thompson's University College of the North campus, stands with Murray Oman, an apprenticeship and carpentry instructor, in front of a model of an equal pitch intersecting hip and gable roof that students

Police have arrested yet another suspect in the homicide case of Bernard Hart of Oxford House First Nation.