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BREAKING: Part of Bombardier plant evacuated following reports of fire

BREAKING: Part of Bombardier plant evacuated following reports of fire

THUNDER BAY – Firefighters have responded to reports of a fire at the local Bombardier plant Wednesday afternoon. Reports of a fire, followed by an evacuation of at least a section of the plant, came in before 3 p.m.
Polls showing a much tighter race in Thunder Bay ridings than many may have believed

Polls showing a much tighter race in Thunder Bay ridings than many may have believed

They’re by no means scientific. But three national poll aggregators suggest much tighter races in Northwestern Ontario than originally expected by many experts. Riding projections from threehundredeight.
Candidate profile: Radbourne says she couldn’t remain on the sidelines of politics

Candidate profile: Radbourne says she couldn’t remain on the sidelines of politics

Christy Radbourne reached a breaking point and decided she could no longer sit on the sidelines. That’s what compelled the elementary school principal to stand up as the Green Party candidate in Thunder Bay-Superior North.
Liberal leader scheduled for whistle stop in Thunder Bay this weekend

Liberal leader scheduled for whistle stop in Thunder Bay this weekend

THUNDER BAY – Liberal leader Justin Trudeau is scheduled to make a whistle stop in the city this weekend. Party sources confirmed to tbnewswatch.com Trudeau will visit the city on Saturday, with an event scheduled for 4:30 p.m.
City budget needs may require $22.5 million more from taxpayers over three years

City budget needs may require $22.5 million more from taxpayers over three years

THUNDER BAY -- The city thinks it needs around $22.5 million from taxpayers over the next three years. Council will hear Monday that an average of 4.2 per cent increase each year will be needed over next three years for its tax levy.
Stay away from the bat cave, MNR reminds residents

Stay away from the bat cave, MNR reminds residents

Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry Media Release The Province is reminding Ontarians to stay out of caves, mines and other habitats for hibernating bats as winter approaches, and to report any instances of dead bats or bats flying outdoors du
Candidate Profile: Moe Comuzzi has her sights set on jobs for this federal campaign

Candidate Profile: Moe Comuzzi has her sights set on jobs for this federal campaign

As a woman with an extensive entrepreneurial background, there are only two issues Moe Comuzzi is worried about in this month’s federal election – jobs and the economy.
Former Memorial Avenue business demolished (7 PHOTOS/ VIDEO)

Former Memorial Avenue business demolished (7 PHOTOS/ VIDEO)

Bruno's Contracting on Wednesday morning began the demolition of the former Lakehead Cleaners building on Memorial Avenue. [ View the story "Lakehead Cleaners demolished" on Storify ]
UPDATE: Yesno gets six year prison sentence for role in crash that killed cyclist

UPDATE: Yesno gets six year prison sentence for role in crash that killed cyclist

THUNDER BAY -- Sheldon Yesno will serve nearly seven years in prison for fatally injuring a cyclist.
New index shines positive light on Thunder Bay

New index shines positive light on Thunder Bay

TORONTO, Ont. – A new ranking of Ontario municipalities -- based on co-operative values like civic engagement, green space, charitable giving and availability of social programs -- puts Thunder Bay ahead of all other Northern Ontario cities.
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