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December 5, 2017: Storm Impact

Light flurries today.

Inquiry commissioner Michèle Audette called for the ability to expand the mandate while also saying the process needs to be extended to reach more families and victims.

Late storm start means crews were later than usual starting to clear city streets and sidewalks.

Utility spokeswoman said up to 10,000 customers have been affected by a loss of electricity as crews scramble to keep up with Mother Nature's wrath.

Former deputy chief, Andy Hay, took to the stand to testify in the trial against J.P. Levesque, revealing city manager, Norm Gale, was informed of possible investigation into mayor Keith Hobbs, while third RCMP officer details learning Levesque was one who informed Hobbs of investigation.

City-wide calendar parking restrictions have come into effect.

I was privileged to be part of a delegation that met with City Councilors recently to discuss racism in Thunder Bay.

Electricity not expected to be restored until 6 p.m. in the Intercity area.

Due to current weather conditions, the Red River Ward Meeting with Councillor Brian McKinnon scheduled for Tuesday night at the 55 Plus Centre has been cancelled. The meeting will be rescheduled.