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Dryden continues battle with MPAC via courts

Dryden continues battle with MPAC via courts

DRYDEN -- Dryden is challenging the province's tax assessment corporation in court.
Greenstone Gold meets off-reserve members

Greenstone Gold meets off-reserve members

THUNDER BAY -- Premier Gold Mines has penned relationships with First Nations in the Greenstone area but off-reserve members in Thunder Bay got their first chance to meet with the larger joint company on Friday.
City unveils art bus, paying tribute to transportation history

City unveils art bus, paying tribute to transportation history

THUNDER BAY – The city has a rich transportation history. For the next year, that history will be visible as it plays a prominent role on Thunder Bay Transit’s art bus, which is sporting a decorative wrap designed by local artists.
LISTEN: Soon-to-be-father Kevin Durand talks about his many ongoing projects with CKPR

LISTEN: Soon-to-be-father Kevin Durand talks about his many ongoing projects with CKPR

CKPR’s Danny from the Danny and Laura morning show had a chance to catch up with Kevin Durand, who recently announced he was expecting a child.
Federal inmate wanted, known to frequent Thunder Bay area

Federal inmate wanted, known to frequent Thunder Bay area

FEDERAL INMATE WANTED - OPP News Release (TORONTO, ON) – The Repeat Offender Parole Enforcement (ROPE) Squad is requesting the public’s assistance in locating a federal offender wanted on a Canada Wide Warrant as result of their Breach of
Soup kitchen in desperate need for canned goods

Soup kitchen in desperate need for canned goods

Shelter House Thunder Bay Media Release THUNDER BAY -- As a result of high demand with summertime use of the soup kitchen continuing to spike combined with low donation levels during the usual summer decline, Shelter House Thunder Bay is asking the c
City council to hear $47 million master plan on waterfront's second phase

City council to hear $47 million master plan on waterfront's second phase

THUNDER BAY -- A $47 million plan could open up and transform land on the city's waterfront.
Home improvement chain to open store in former Target location

Home improvement chain to open store in former Target location

THUNDER BAY – Lowe’s is coming to Thunder Bay. The home improvement chain confirmed on Friday they would be acquiring the former Target space inside the Intercity Shopping Centre, one of 14 new stores to be opened in Canada.

TRAFFIC: Section of Arthur Street to close for rail crossing rehabilitation

City of Thunder Bay Media Release July 24, 2015 – Arthur Street from Waterloo Street to Kingsway will close to all through traffic on Monday, July 27 to allow for rehabilitation of the rail crossing and approaches.

Trans Canada Trail awards $900K for lake Superior Water Trail

Lake Superior Watershed Conservancy Media Release Sault Ste.
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