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Leigh Nunan

Leigh Nunan

Originally from eastern Ontario, Leigh has lived everywhere from downtown Toronto to Ogoki Post. She has worked in the northwest since 2016 and joined the TBT News Team in 2022. With experience in filmmaking, teaching, non-profit management, and more—she comes to the job with varied experience and fundamental belief that a good story can make the world a better place.

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Recent Work by Leigh

Candidate profile: Martin Tempelman

Candidate profile: Martin Tempelman

The carpenter and business owner is running in Thunder Bay–Atikokan under the New Blue party banner.
Thunder Bay highlighted as a weekend getaway in final leaders debate

Thunder Bay highlighted as a weekend getaway in final leaders debate

Three of four party leaders, and the debate moderator, said they might meet up in Thunder Bay this summer during a lighthearted moment in the second of two provincial leaders debates.
Writ drop: provincial election will be Feb. 27

Writ drop: provincial election will be Feb. 27

The 43rd parliament of the province of Ontario is dissolved as of 4 pm
First Nations reject $3.6B treaty settlement offer

First Nations reject $3.6B treaty settlement offer

Although the First Nations have not accepted the offer, it will still be paid
No deal: Canada and Ontario unable to negotiate settlement with Robinson Superior First Nations

No deal: Canada and Ontario unable to negotiate settlement with Robinson Superior First Nations

A historic negotiation between Crown and First Nations was not settled within the deadline set by the Supreme Court last July
Rickford confirms he will run again in Kenora-Rainy River

Rickford confirms he will run again in Kenora-Rainy River

Rickford has been the MPP for Kenora-Rainy River since making the move to provincial politics in 2018
Update: Ignace collision killed three say police

Update: Ignace collision killed three say police

The fatal collision took place early Thursday morning, about 5 km west of Ignace
'People want a change', Powlowski throws support behind Carney

'People want a change', Powlowski throws support behind Carney

Carney is the person he would want to see across the negotiating table from Trump, says Powlowski.
$28M announced for Indigenous health centre in Kenora

$28M announced for Indigenous health centre in Kenora

A new facility will house primary health care and all services provided by Waasegiizhig Nanaandawe’iyewigamig Aboriginal Health Access Centre under one roof.
Hajdu responds to Trudeau resignation

Hajdu responds to Trudeau resignation

Thunder Bay-Superior North MP Patty Hajdu responds to the resignation of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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