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Half-Way Motors acquires local Mazda dealership

Half-Way Motors acquires local Mazda dealership

THUNDER BAY - The Half-Way Motors family got a little larger Thursday, with the acquisition of a long-standing local dealership.
19 charges in 3-day fishing enforcement blitz: MNRF

19 charges in 3-day fishing enforcement blitz: MNRF

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry laid 19 charges and issued 18 warnings during a three-day enforcement blitz along Highway 105.
Airport bomb threat over, aircraft safe for departure

Airport bomb threat over, aircraft safe for departure

The Westjet aircraft involved in last night's incident at Thunder Bay International Airport has been cleared to proceed to Ottawa. The aircraft was searched this morning by the OPP with the assistance of the Thunder Bay Police Service.
Wind farm opposition want more answers from city

Wind farm opposition want more answers from city

THUNDER BAY – A group that vocally opposed a proposed wind farm in the Nor-Wester Mountain escarpment has surfaced, demanding to know the status of a lease agreement between the city and the organization that originally proposed the wind farm.
Truck slams into rock cut, three injured: OPP

Truck slams into rock cut, three injured: OPP

(MARATHON, ON) – On August 2, 2016 at approximately 2:05 p.m. members of the Marathon Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to a single motor vehicle collision east of Marathon at Highway 17, Township of Bomby.
CTAC to pedestrians, motorists: Head's up!

CTAC to pedestrians, motorists: Head's up!

The Community Traffic Awareness Committee (CTAC) is reminding motorists and pedestrians to keep their Heads Up! and look out for each other when on the road this summer.
A step toward reconciliation: NAN

A step toward reconciliation: NAN

THUNDER BAY - Nishnawbe Aski Nation leaders are calling the next stage of the national inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women an important step toward reconciliation.
Grid expansion makes energy needs more urgent

Grid expansion makes energy needs more urgent

THUNDER BAY – As the provincial energy grid expands over the next decade to include remote First Nations and new mines, regional leaders suggest the need for new power infrastructure is becoming more urgent.
Ontario SPCA investigating case of mutilated cats

Ontario SPCA investigating case of mutilated cats

Thunder Bay, ON (August 4, 2016) – The Thunder Bay & District Humane Society and the Ontario SPCA are appealing to the public to come forward with any information about two cats found mutilated.
UPDATE: Threat grounds WestJet flight at Thunder Bay airport

UPDATE: Threat grounds WestJet flight at Thunder Bay airport

THUNDER BAY -- Thunder Bay Police have confirmed a WestJet flight heading to Ottawa from Vancouver was forced to land at the city’s airport after an unspecified threat was made.
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