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The Citizens’ Satisfaction and Trust Survey relating to the Thunder Bay Police Service was first launched in October but has been extended for another six weeks as of January 1 in order to collect more responses from the public

Darcy Fleury was happy to see the SIU put out the follow-up release, which changed the tone of the original release.

The first of its kind for the Thunder Bay Police Services Board (TBPSB) as they aim to reconcile relationships with Indigenous Peoples through constructive action addressing systemic racism within the Service and Board.

The address was originally scheduled for Jan. 8, but has been postponed until either February 12 or March 5.

Board member Wayne Bahlieda floated the idea Tuesday morning near the end of the meeting, with the goal of looking at a broader perspective of provincial funding.

It was initially soft-launched last January for food court vendors only. Composting went to the public side of the mall's food court shortly after.

WestJet organized a donation equivalent to 100 bags of gear for use by young people in the remote community.

Marit Stiles says laws banning passing on double yellow lines, more inspection stations and better oversight of commercial trucking schools would lead to improved driving conditions for everyone.

Supplemental heaters brought in for temporary use are challenged to keep conditions comfortable in extreme cold.