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LISTEN: Costco announcement 'hopefully soon,' mayor says

LISTEN: Costco announcement 'hopefully soon,' mayor says

THUNDER BAY – CKPR Radio’s Danny and Laura sat down with Mayor Keith Hobbs and spoke about a variety of issues including when the city knew the federal government wasn’t funding the event centre and how likely a Costco in this city

Chief of Ontario call for accountability in wake of Gladue decision: News Release

News release provided by Chiefs of Ontario _______________ TORONTO, ON (April 2, 2015) --- Ontario Regional Chief Stan Beardy is calling for justice for Cindy Gladue and support across the province in the wake of the recent not guilty verdict in the

Seatbelt-related deaths hit 10 year low: OPP

OPP News release follows ____________ (ORILLIA, ON) – Seeing seat belt-related deaths on OPP-patrolled roads shrink from 120 ten years ago (2005) to 50 last year (2014) has the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) optimistic about the growing import

Police warn of rental scam reported in Region

OPP news release follows ____________ KENORA, Ont. -- Members of the Kenora Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) would like to warn the public about a fraud circulating that has been reported in the Kenora area.
Hyde Park School moves closer to replacing playground destroyed by vandals

Hyde Park School moves closer to replacing playground destroyed by vandals

THUNDER BAY -- Students at Hyde Park Public School are inching closer towards a new playground.
Grade 4 student takes over Principal’s position at Five Mile, plans to eat cookies and have fun

Grade 4 student takes over Principal’s position at Five Mile, plans to eat cookies and have fun

THUNDER BAY -- Emily Palo is living every child’s dream – and she promises not to let the power go to her head.

Living the Life Lotto ticket worth $25,000 sold in Thunder Bay

TORONTO, Ont. – One winning Living the Life Lottery ticket, which netted someone a $25,000 prize, was sold in Thunder Bay.

Tuesday’s snowfall puts pressure on EMS: City

City of Thunder Bay media release: _____________ April 1, 2015 – In daylight hours during Tuesday’s snowfall, Superior North Emergency Medical Service (EMS) paramedics responded to 61 emergencies, of which 18 were falls related to the sno
Selma, Birdman, Still Alice highlight film festival roster

Selma, Birdman, Still Alice highlight film festival roster

Being a bit off the beaten path has its benefits, says an organizer with the North of Superior Film Association’s 22nd annual film festival. Because of Thunder Bay’s size, often films with Oscar buzz pass the city by.
Local Target store closes its doors for final time today

Local Target store closes its doors for final time today

THUNDER BAY – Target’s Canadian experiment has come to a close in Thunder Bay. Shoppers, mostly looking for eleventh-hour deals, browsed the retailer’s wares in this city for the final time Wednesday.
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