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Police evidence storage starting to ‘burst at the seams’

THUNDER BAY -- An audit of the city’s police storage found evidence is being housed properly, though the unit is beginning to “burst at the seams” due to space constraints.
Delaying police radio system replacement could lead to ‘catastrophic’ communication breakdown

Delaying police radio system replacement could lead to ‘catastrophic’ communication breakdown

THUNDER BAY -- The city’s police chief warns there could be a “catastrophic” breakdown if the force’s radio system isn’t replaced soon. That’s what J.P.
Budget delay fuels election speculation among Thunder Bay politicians

Budget delay fuels election speculation among Thunder Bay politicians

Thunder Bay-Rainy River MP John Rafferty says he’s 50-50 that the prime minister’s budget delay will lead to a snap spring election.
Councillor takes to Reddit for budget input

Councillor takes to Reddit for budget input

THUNDER BAY -- Rookie Coun. Shelby Ch’ng is taking a new approach to gathering municipal budget input.

Power restored after Monday night outage in Intercity area

THUNDER BAY -- About 600 hydro customers were without power Monday night. Thunder Bay Hydro officials say the outage in the Intercity area is now fixed, but the cause has not been revealed.

One person hospitalized after six-vehicle highway crash (Update)

IGNACE, Ont. -- One person had to be taken to hospital following a six-vehicle collision that closed Highway 17 Sunday. The crash occurred about 3:30 p.m., 20-kilometres west of Ignace. It involved five commercial vehicles and a pickup truck.

Homeowners will have to wait to speak to council over Arthur Street Marketplace

THUNDER BAY -- Residents near a local shopping mall will have to wait a month before making a deputation to city council.
Despite council's admiration, a local man will have to reduce the height of his fence to comply with city bylaws

Despite council's admiration, a local man will have to reduce the height of his fence to comply with city bylaws

THUNDER BAY -- Everyone agreed it was a nice fence. Mayor Keith Hobbs even called the nine-footer, complete with a gate for Brian Vic's RV to fit through, a thing of beauty.
Economy pushed Vince Riccio to seek Liberal nomination

Economy pushed Vince Riccio to seek Liberal nomination

THUNDER BAY -- Vince Riccio says a tumbling economy in Ontario northwest is one of the main reasons he’s seeking the federal Liberal nomination in Thunder Bay-Rainy River.
Skills Canada, DeWalt Tools donates tools to school board

Skills Canada, DeWalt Tools donates tools to school board

THUNDER BAY -- Evan Fairhurst doesn’t see himself attending university.
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