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Return of parade highlights Pride Month events

Return of parade highlights Pride Month events

Organizers have adopted the theme Rise Up to encourage all of Thunder Bay to stand up for the rights and acceptance of the 2SLGBTIQ+ community.
"Surreal" run to the gold for George

"Surreal" run to the gold for George

The Thunder Bay product helped Canada win the IIHF World Under-18 Hockey Championship on Sunday.
Ignace committee waits for willingness report

Ignace committee waits for willingness report

A consultant is expected to submit a report to the committee next month on community willingness for hosting a nuclear waste repository.
Local leaders participate in mock emergency scenario

Local leaders participate in mock emergency scenario

The city is mandated by the province to attend at least one emergency response training session per year.
City council approves affordable rental housing funding program

City council approves affordable rental housing funding program

The affordable housing funding program is expected to result in 38 new affordable rental housing units built in the city in 2024 and more than 600 by 2027.
Thunder Bay man charged with impaired driving on Hwy 11

Thunder Bay man charged with impaired driving on Hwy 11

Near the dinner hour on Sunday, Nipigon OPP received a call about a suspected drunk driver on Highway 11.
Province increases funding for forest roads

Province increases funding for forest roads

Access road program funding grows to $59 million to better connect communities, accommodate more users.
Sylvie Hauth makes first court appearance

Sylvie Hauth makes first court appearance

Former Thunder Bay Police Service chief Sylvie Hauth was charged by the OPP with one count of obstructing a public or peace officer, one count of breach of trust, and two counts of obstruction of justice.
TBT NEWSHOUR May 6, 2024: Arrest and murder charge for Thunder Bay man

TBT NEWSHOUR May 6, 2024: Arrest and murder charge for Thunder Bay man

Feds support palliative care project with $2.4 million in funding

Feds support palliative care project with $2.4 million in funding

Lakehead University is working to improve access for palliative care among underserved populations.
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