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Canada is not for sale — And neither is Neskantaga First Nation, says chief

Canada is not for sale — And neither is Neskantaga First Nation, says chief

“If a health facility is all-of-a-sudden deemed unsafe, there should be a plan in place on how to respond to it quickly. We’re all entitled to health care,” said Neskantaga Councillor Bradley Moonias.
VIDEO: Health Unit: measles patient visited two local clinics, labs

VIDEO: Health Unit: measles patient visited two local clinics, labs

Local contractor lands major south-core revitalization contract

Local contractor lands major south-core revitalization contract

The final bid for the Victoria Avenue Reconstruction project goes to Finnway General Contractor Inc.
Mid-rise apartments move forward on John Street Road.

Mid-rise apartments move forward on John Street Road.

Council approves the rezoning of 1151 John Street Rd. from a commercial property to residential despite traffic congestion concerns from the public.
Marina Park roundabout closed for emergency sewer repairs

Marina Park roundabout closed for emergency sewer repairs

The repair work is expected to take one to two days to complete.
House arrest for local man who fled the scene of a fatal collision

House arrest for local man who fled the scene of a fatal collision

Mario Ricci drove away from the collision that claimed the life of a 25-year-old on Jan. 25, 2024 on Simpson Street near Pruden Street.
Trucker charged after Highway 102 collision

Trucker charged after Highway 102 collision

A tractor-trailer left the road and overturned Monday
Measles exposure may have occurred at two clinics and two medical labs

Measles exposure may have occurred at two clinics and two medical labs

The Thunder Bay District Health Unit has added four potential exposure locations to the ones it revealed last week
Two drivers charged with impaired driving after collisions five hours apart, police say

Two drivers charged with impaired driving after collisions five hours apart, police say

Police charge a 31-year-old man and a 31-year-old woman in each instance.
Police seek possible witnesses to assault

Police seek possible witnesses to assault

A female was allegedly assaulted Friday afternoon at Miles and Harold Streets
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