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Video: December 11, 2018: Matawa chiefs

Video: December 11, 2018: Matawa chiefs

December 11, 2018: Matawa chiefs
UPDATE: OIPRD review finds ‘systemic racism’ in TBPS at institutional level

UPDATE: OIPRD review finds ‘systemic racism’ in TBPS at institutional level

The Office of the Independent Police Review Director report says nine cases involving Indigenous deaths should be reinvestigated
MNRF seeks public’s help in case of shot and abandoned moose

MNRF seeks public’s help in case of shot and abandoned moose

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry is investigating abandoned moose kill.
Wanted Wednesday search continues (2 photos)

Wanted Wednesday search continues (2 photos)

The following person is currently WANTED on outstanding bench and/or committal warrants by the Thunder Bay Police Service.
Good Morning, Thunder Bay!

Good Morning, Thunder Bay!

Chance of Flurries
Matawa chiefs demand better homicide investigation results

Matawa chiefs demand better homicide investigation results

First Nation leaders said the recent Thunder Bay deaths of 17-year-old Braiden Jacob and Jordan Wabasse, whose body was pulled from the Kaministiquia River in 2011, spurred their call, on the eve of the release of the OIPRD report into systemic racism within the department.
Curbside recycling service cost to double

Curbside recycling service cost to double

New agreement with third-party service provider to cost nearly $2.6 million annually, compared to previous price of $1.2 million per year.
Chronic overcapacity could be 'new normal' for hospital (2 photos)

Chronic overcapacity could be 'new normal' for hospital (2 photos)

Hospital averaged 460 patients throughout November, including patients at Hogarth Riverview Manor transitional care unit.
City announces line-up of Winter FunDays activities

City announces line-up of Winter FunDays activities

Winter FunDays begins Dec. 30.
Staal Foundation Open cancelled

Staal Foundation Open cancelled

Mackenzie Tour-PGA Tour Canada event raised more than $1 million over five years, organizers cite the amount of work and number of volunteers needed as one reason for ending the tournament.
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