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June 4, 2019: Washouts

The project includes a component commemorating the city's First World War efforts.

City police find missing woman.

Fog patches dissipating in the morning. High 18C.

The draft four-year strategic plan is built around four pillars – lead, serve, build and renew.

Busing cancelled for high school students in Gillies, Pearson, Marks, Lybster, and Strange townships, as well as in the O'Connor south of but not including Connolly Road, Smith Road and Harstone Road.

Bombardier chief operating officer, David Van Der Wee, hosted a town hall meeting with local workers where he commended them on their performance but said layoffs are still coming. An announcement is expected by the provincial government on Wednesday regarding negotiations for more work at the plant

Concerns over hours do not directly affect local workers, but plumbers and steamfitters are striking in solidarity with Southern Ontario workers.

Indigenous scholar Holly Prince will advance her work on First Nations palliative care.

Bubba’s Bud and Smoke on Fort William First Nation was expected to open Tuesday afternoon but Anishinabek Police Service say it is not a legal cannabis dispensary and it is being investigated.