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Ontario and Canada won't 'trample over our rights', First Nation chief says as rally concludes

Ontario and Canada won't 'trample over our rights', First Nation chief says as rally concludes

Louis Kwissiwa, Netmizaaggamig Nishnaabeg’s chief, says the days of action were more to have the community engaged with the legislation.
New managed alcohol program site to open by September

New managed alcohol program site to open by September

Shelter House and NorWest Community Health Centres' managed alcohol site is expanding its services to help people affected by severe alcoholism who are facing homelessness.
‘Pretty volatile west of Thunder Bay:’ Manitoba border to Shabaqua under tornado watch

‘Pretty volatile west of Thunder Bay:’ Manitoba border to Shabaqua under tornado watch

Wind gusts of up to 110 kilometres per hour, toonie-sized to ping pong ball-sized hail, and heavy rainfall that could exceed 50 millimetres per hour, approaching 100 millimetres in total, are also possible.
Hostage free of standoff

Hostage free of standoff

Police continue to urge the public to avoid the area of Cumberland Street between Camelot Street and Marina Park Drive.
‘I’m not going anywhere’: provincial Indigenous affairs minister rejects calls to resign

‘I’m not going anywhere’: provincial Indigenous affairs minister rejects calls to resign

The Nishnawbe Aski Nation is among the Indigenous voices who have called for another minister to replace Greg Rickford.
Crew member falls overboard from cargo ship

Crew member falls overboard from cargo ship

An investigation has been launched regarding the incident at the city's port.
Man remains in custody with over 90 charges of sharing intimate images

Man remains in custody with over 90 charges of sharing intimate images

The bail review hearing for Joshua Wanakamik was adjourned on Friday.
Pop-up clinic will offer about 100 spay and neuter surgeries

Pop-up clinic will offer about 100 spay and neuter surgeries

Booking opens July 4 at 5 p.m. with limited appointments. Thunder Bay and District Humane Society urges pet owners to sign up quickly.
Blaze destroys home in far north First Nation

Blaze destroys home in far north First Nation

When officers arrived at the scene, the house was fully engulfed in flames.
UPDATE: Police responding to hostage situation in north end

UPDATE: Police responding to hostage situation in north end

The police are urging the public to avoid the area of the 100 block of Cumberland Street North.
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