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OPP Media Release (KENORA, ON) Members of the Kenora Detachment the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have charged a Winnipeg man following the discovery of a submerged vehicle at a public boat launch.

Thunder Bay anti-racism officials are preparing to celebrate their work in breaking down barriers at the 10th annual Diversity Breakfast.

THUNDER BAY – First Nations chiefs are stressing the importance in making their voices heard on Oct. 19.

THUNDER BAY -- Thunder Bay's Bombardier plant was forced to evacuate its employees Wednesday afternoon, after a fire broke out inside the facility. The call came in at around 3 p.m..

John Rafferty says he has a lot of work left to do on Parliament Hill. The Thunder Bay-Rainy River NDP MP since 2007, Rafferty said one of the reasons he's running again is to make sure there's a consistent voice for his riding in Ottawa.

Thunder Bay Police Service Media Release The stolen police firearm has been recovered. A third party turned the weapon along with one magazine into a local attorney this afternoon. Police were then notified.

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.

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.

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.

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.