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Council green lights $15M in contracts

Council green lights $15M in contracts

Thunder Bay city council approved six infrastructure contracts on Monday, tentatively depleting a key reserve fund as the results of federal funding applications remain unknown.
Missing boy last seen on Saturday

Missing boy last seen on Saturday

Police say Josiah Begg, 13, is last known to have been at the Marina Park skateboard facility at about 6 p.m. on Saturday night.
Northwestern Ontario hospitals to get $9M in additional funding

Northwestern Ontario hospitals to get $9M in additional funding

The region's public hospitals will get $9 million in additional funding from the provincial government, though many of the increases amount to the two per cent minimum announced in the budget.
Gas prices dropping again

Gas prices dropping again

Several Thunder Bay stations charging three cents less at the pumps.
Tentative deal to end strike at Canadian Hearing Society

Tentative deal to end strike at Canadian Hearing Society

Striking workers at the Canadian Hearing Society in Thunder Bay could soon return to their jobs.
Human activity causes 22 of 23 bush fires in NW Ontario

Human activity causes 22 of 23 bush fires in NW Ontario

Weather conditions have contributed to a slow forest fire season so far, while most fires in the northwest were caused by human activity.
Mayor's Mulligan to help SOS program operate year-round

Mayor's Mulligan to help SOS program operate year-round

Street Outreach Service program was forced to temporarily close on April 1 because of a lack of funding; organization still $141,000 shy of $200,000 goal.
Three stunt driving charges laid on Saturday

Three stunt driving charges laid on Saturday

Marathon OPP said they've suspended the licenses of three drivers and impounded their vehicles for seven days after catching them driving more than 50 kilometres an hour above the posted speed limit.
Kashechewan evacuees cleared to return home

Kashechewan evacuees cleared to return home

Nearly 150 evacuees from Kashechewan First Nation are expected to return home by the end of the week.
Thunder Bay police investigate stabbing, assault case at ball diamond

Thunder Bay police investigate stabbing, assault case at ball diamond

Three people were injured in a violent incident on a Thunder Bay baseball diamond Sunday night.
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