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Ontario Health Study Media Release Thunder Bay— August 31, 2016.

Canadian Border Service Agency Media Release CBSA travel tips for Labour Day long weekend With Labour Day weekend upon us, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) reminds travellers to plan ahead for their long weekend travel.

THUNDER BAY -- With September just a few days away students can already hear the school bells ringing, and if you're a New Law student, you were heard those bells ringing Tuesday.

THUNDER BAY -- The Thunder Bay's 55 Plus Centre is celebrating their 25th anniversary and the celebration is more than just a single day affair. On Tuesday, the centre hosted a barbecue, the first of 25 activities for their 25th year.

THUNDER BAY -- It's been a growing problem in British Columbia and other parts of Canada and now, Fentanyl has made its to Thunder Bay. The drug is prescribed as a legal painkiller and is 50-to-100 times more potent than morphine.

THUNDER BAY -- Lindsey Lesage instinctively caught the disabled man in front of her when he fell unconscious 30 minutes into Tuesday afternoon's lineup for those collecting social assistance and disability cheques.

A $1.5 million investment from FedNor will allow a local business to continue regular operations for the next five years. MP Patty Hajdu (Lib., Thunder Bay – Superior North) announced Tuesday an investment of $1.

THUNDER BAY -- City police responded to more than 233 criminal incidents during the week of Monday, August 22 through Sunday, August 28. Thunder Bay Police Service statistics are made available through crimereports.

Speeding in school zones is a problem, and local police say they’ll be showing offending drivers zero tolerance.

THUNDER BAY – A third of local carpenters will retire by 2020 but a new building will ensure the next generation of tradespeople fills their shoes safely. The smell of freshly-cut wood hung over the parking lot outside the $5.