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MNR News Release Fined $3,500 for Shooting Deer within City NEWS May 28, 2015 A Kenora man has been fined $3,500 for illegally shooting a deer.

THUNDER BAY -- The city is looking to spruce up some bump outs. The curb extensions, or bump outs, were installed on Algoma Street on near Bay Street and Cornwall Avenue several years ago to calm traffic.

Building just seems to come naturally to Kody Keller.

THUNDER BAY -- Hornepayne First Nation elders are countersuing Nishnawbe Aski Nation for $3.4 million.

THUNDER BAY -- The National Energy Board says it's constantly monitoring pipelines in the country, but could always do better.

OPP News Release: (MANITOUWADGE, ON) –On May 24, 2015, the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Manitouwadge detachment received information regarding a pickup truck that was missing and being reported as stolen.

The president of Confederation College says future success at the school could be judged by the number of out-of-region students the Thunder Bay school is able to attract.

THUNDER BAY -- Police work can sometimes lead to struggles with post-traumatic stress. So in an effort to help officers cope with daily stresses they often face, the Thunder Bay Police Service has created a Critical Incident and Peer Support Program.

Three years ago the city, along with Oliver-Paipoonge and Conmee, declared a state of emergency following overnight and morning floods. The area saw 108 millimetres of rain in less than 36 hours, which led to road washouts across the region.

Firefighters on scene say a kitchen fire at a College Street residence on Wednesday afternoon appears to be accidental in nature.