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Court case of suspect charged in March 2014 fatal crash adjourned to May

THUNDER BAY -- A man charged with impaired driving causing the deaths of a local couple will be back in court this May.
CN bringing 1906 James Street Swing Bridge agreement before judge

CN bringing 1906 James Street Swing Bridge agreement before judge

THUNDER BAY -- CN Rail plans to bring the James Street Swing Bridge issue before a judge, saying neither the city nor Fort William First Nation have negotiated in good faith.

Police arrest suspect accused of Valentine's Day pharmacy robbery

THUNDER BAY -- Police have arrested a suspect accused of armed robbery at a north side pharmacy on Valentine’s Day. Officers arrested 35-year-old Sherry Joyce Toal Thursday afternoon in connection with the Feb.
MP Bruce Hyer makes House of Commons plea for passenger rail bill

MP Bruce Hyer makes House of Commons plea for passenger rail bill

THUNDER BAY -- Bruce Hyer says the fate of Canada’s passenger rail system hangs in the balance.
Bill would allow for tougher penalties for assaults against transit workers

Bill would allow for tougher penalties for assaults against transit workers

THUNDER BAY – The local union president for city transit workers supports a new federal law that could lead to harsher sentences for those convicted of assaulting bus drivers.
Measles vaccination rates among local students above Ontario average

Measles vaccination rates among local students above Ontario average

THUNDER BAY -- Measles vaccination rates at Thunder Bay schools are above the provincial average. According to Diana Gowanlock, manager of infectious diseases at the Thunder Bay District Health Unit, 97.

Despite Quebec incident, local board adamant faculty would not participate in strip search

THUNDER BAY -- While a backpack or locker might be searched over a disciplinary matter, anything criminal would be handled by police local school boards say.

No relief: Weather forecast keeps city in deep freeze for another week

THUNDER BAY -- If you were hoping an end to the recent cold snap was just around the corner, then you’re going to be disappointed.
Week in Review: Week 7

Week in Review: Week 7

These were the top stories, according to readership numbers, in the seventh week of 2015: 5.

Highway traffic stop leads to drug charges

DRYDEN, Ont. -- A Fort Erie man has been arrested and charged with trafficking narcotics following a traffic stop on Highway 17.
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