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Retirement home construction way ahead of schedule

Construction on the site of the new Isabella Street Retirement Home is ahead of schedule. The project is so ahead of schedule that the decision has been made to slow down progress.

Rotary’s house lottery returns

A $100 ticket could fetch you a $345,000 grand prize. The Fort William Rotary Club officially launched the 24th Rotary House Lottery at a news conference Wednesday. . This year's house is on Hutton Park Drive in Sherwood Estates.
The real CSI

The real CSI

Although the OPP Forensic Identification Services facility has a bomb suit like the one Jeremy Renner sports in the Oscar-winning film The Hurt Locker, and a blood spatter room similar to what Showtime’s Dexter works in, art doesn’t always imitate li

Province should fund crime reduction effort, police chief says

Thunder Bay’s police chief wants the province to fund a new initiative to reduce crime in this area’s communities. The crime rate was one of the issues discussed at a meeting today between police services boards and chiefs from across the Northwest.
Tourism president steps down

Tourism president steps down

The North of Superior Tourism Association is looking for a new president. Lori Paras, who held the position, officially stepped down to focus on her burgeoning restaurant business, NOSTA officials said Wednesday in a release marking the announcement.

NDP’s anti HST amendment killed

MPs Bruce Hyer (NDP, Thunder Bay – Superior North) and John Rafferty (NDP, Thunder Bay – Rainy River) say they are disappointed over the defeat of a set of proposed budget amendments.

Local charged in province-wide child porn investigation

Police charged a Thunder Bay man for accessing child pornography following a major province-wide investigation. OPP officials announced Wednesday that officers conducted 44 searches, which resulted in 122 charges against 35 people.
Staying eight

Staying eight

A local school board won’t be requesting an additional trustee for the upcoming municipal election after a vote Tuesday night.

Neighbour scares off home intruder

Police say an armed man recently broke into a south-side apartment and threatened the woman occupant. Officials with the Thunder Bay Police Service said Tuesday that the man entered the South Vickers Street apartment with a knife.

Slippery road sends truck into tree

Paramedics brought one person to the hospital following a single-vehicle crash this morning. A pickup truck heading eastbound on Government Road headed into a ditch near Mapleward Road and struck a tree. Thunder Bay Police Const.
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