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$100,000 retirement packages negotiated for Domtar workers at Ear Falls

$100,000 retirement packages negotiated for Domtar workers at Ear Falls

Workers who want to relocate will receive up to $50,000 in moving allowances.
Bear Clan Patrol decides to 'pull the pin' on Thunder Bay chapter

Bear Clan Patrol decides to 'pull the pin' on Thunder Bay chapter

The local group has posted a message saying it is falsely accused of inciting division.
Two charged in Project Dolphin probe found not guilty

Two charged in Project Dolphin probe found not guilty

Keith Ritchie and Fortunato Colistro each found not guilty of seven drug trafficking related charges after Crown declines to present evidence.
Police body camera pilot extended

Police body camera pilot extended

The pilot project that began last November will run until March 31 as the Police Service holds procurement discussions to continue the program this year with funding from the city.
February 15, 2019: Fort Frances mill (Northwest Newsweek)

February 15, 2019: Fort Frances mill (Northwest Newsweek)

February 15, 2019: Fort Frances mill
Snowmobilers rescued after becoming stranded on Moose Lake

Snowmobilers rescued after becoming stranded on Moose Lake

Ontario Provincial Police and Wisk Air rescued a man and woman after their snowmobile became stuck in slushy ice conditions.
Payless to close all Canadian stores

Payless to close all Canadian stores

Thunder Bay will have one fewer shoe store after Payless announced it was closing all 248 Canadian locations, as well as all 2,500 North American locations.
UPDATED: Unifor calls on Ford government to 'step up' for Fort Frances mill

UPDATED: Unifor calls on Ford government to 'step up' for Fort Frances mill

Minister Greg Rickford says the government is "keenly watching" the "private negotiations"
Video: February 18, 2019: Dease Pool rally

Video: February 18, 2019: Dease Pool rally

February 18, 2019: Dease Pool rally
North shore traffic stop uncovers 200,000 unmarked cigarettes

North shore traffic stop uncovers 200,000 unmarked cigarettes

The contraband tobacco seizure resulted in charges against two people.
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