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Hospital looks to community for help shaping strategic plan

Hospital looks to community for help shaping strategic plan

THUNDER BAY -- How do you think the region’s hospital can be improved? That's what the Patient Family Care Advisory Council for the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre wants to know for the hospital's development over the next f

UPDATE: Power restored to Hydro One customers after crash

THUNDER BAY -- Power has now been restored to more than 1,000 Hydro One customers around the Thunder Bay area, following a collision between a transport and a hydro pole Monday night. The outage occurred around 7 p.m.

OPP search for missing Fort Frances woman

The following information has been provided by the Rainy River detachment of the OPP: FORT FRANCES OPP SEARCH FOR MISSING FEMALE (FORT FRANCES, ON) – The Rainy River District Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is seeking the publ
Council votes in favour of vacancy policy

Council votes in favour of vacancy policy

THUNDER BAY -- City council is one step closer to having an official vacancy policy.

Jackknifed transport closes portion of Highway 102

THUNDER BAY -- A jackknifed transport has closed a portion of Highway 102. The OPP issued a media release Monday night, stating the highway that connects Highway 11/17 and Dawson Road was closed due to the transport on the Kam River Bridge.

Royal Edward Arms sold for $500,000

THUNDER BAY -- The city has approved the sale of the Royal Edward Arms building. Council at Monday night’s meeting approved the sale to Habib Architects for $500,000.
Last-minute deal keeps Resolute Forest Products workers off picket line

Last-minute deal keeps Resolute Forest Products workers off picket line

Eleventh-hour negotiations have succeeded in keeping about 350 to 400 Resolute Forest Product forestry workers in Thunder Bay and Ignace on the job.
Mayor wants event centre to go ahead despite budget challenges

Mayor wants event centre to go ahead despite budget challenges

THUNDER BAY -- Despite a tough upcoming budget season, mayor Keith Hobbs wants the city to stay the course on its proposed event centre. Hobbs said the recent municipal election was largely about the proposed $114 million event and convention centre.
Council starts off with proposed 5.68 per cent tax levy increase

Council starts off with proposed 5.68 per cent tax levy increase

THUNDER BAY -- A proposed 5.68 per cent increase in the tax levy is a starting point, city administration says. The last four years have seen an average of 2.
Thunder Bay man wins big on Instant Cash in

Thunder Bay man wins big on Instant Cash in

Thunder Bay’s Kenneth Holervich is $100,000 richer after winning OLG’s Instant Cash In’s top prize. The winning ticket was bought at a Mac’s Convenience Store on Waterloo Street.
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