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Wanted Wednesday continues

Wanted Wednesday continues

The following people are currently wanted on outstanding bench and/or committal warrants by the city's police.
Student honors Indigenous veterans in France

Student honors Indigenous veterans in France

Sariane Fiddler, a high school student who recently made a trip to France, paid tribute to her family members, and all indigenous soldiers who served in the First and Second World Wars.
Update: McIntyre Floodway search discontinued

Update: McIntyre Floodway search discontinued

Search of McIntyre Floodway taking place on Tuesday afternoon.
Hobbs won't seek re-election

Hobbs won't seek re-election

Mayor says its time to step aside and focus on family, after two terms at the city's helm.
Double homicide preliminary hearing begins

Double homicide preliminary hearing begins

Victims were found at their Brant Street residence on  Dec. 27 in 2015 after firefighters responded to a house fire.
Government, OPP reminding people not to attract bears

Government, OPP reminding people not to attract bears

The Ontario government and the Ontario Provincial Police are reminding people to take extra care not to attract bears to their neighborhood.
Thunder Bay port opens on a high note

Thunder Bay port opens on a high note

The Port of Thunder Bay saw more than 260,000 metric tonnes of cargo transited the port during March.
Orr to return to Staal Foundation Open

Orr to return to Staal Foundation Open

Legendary defenceman will make a third straight appearance at the Mackenzie-Tour PGA Tour Canada event.
Picket line remains strong for Canadian Hearing Society

Picket line remains strong for Canadian Hearing Society

Picket signs remain up in front of the Canadian Hearing Society office in Thunder Bay.
Crown wards class-action lawsuit to proceed

Crown wards class-action lawsuit to proceed

THUNDER BAY -- Former crown wards who claim they were abused while in foster care have received the green light to proceed with a class action lawsuit against the Province of Ontario.
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