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One new fire confirmed in the Northwest Region

There was one new fire confirmed in the Northwest Region by the afternoon of July 30. Red Lake District Fire 019 is not under control at 0.1 hectares and is located near Kirkness Lake. The forest fire hazard is high across most of the region.
Helicopter tours raises money for the community

Helicopter tours raises money for the community

THUNDER BAY - Out in the forests of Shebandowan Lake is an old and abandoned helipad, once used by the Ministry of Natural Resources. Now, it makes a perfect base for helicopter tours.
Friends of the Conservatory announce new co-chairs

Friends of the Conservatory announce new co-chairs

THUNDER BAY -- The Friends of the Thunder Bay Conservatory have replaced their outgoing chairwoman.
Basketball game raises money for a special day

Basketball game raises money for a special day

THUNDER BAY - Residents of a southside townhouse complex hit the basketball court Friday, to raise money to host a special day for the children in their neighbourhood.

Forest fire hazard high across the region

There were no new fires in the Northwest Region by the afternoon of July 29. The forest fire hazard is mostly high across the region.

First Installment of 2016 Final Tax Bill Due

July 29, 2016 – The first installment of the 2016 final tax bill is due on Wednesday, Aug. 3.
New bail hearing set for woman accused of killing cousin

New bail hearing set for woman accused of killing cousin

A woman charged with second-degree murder in the death of her cousin will have a bail hearing Sept. 30.
Project connecting 16 remote communities to grid announced

Project connecting 16 remote communities to grid announced

THUNDER BAY – Sixteen remote Northwestern Ontario First Nations will be connected to the province’s electricity grid following construction of a historic transmission project announced on Friday.
Boy, 6, struck trying to cross Queen Street

Boy, 6, struck trying to cross Queen Street

THUNDER BAY -- Police say a six-year-old boy had a close call after being struck by a passing motorist as he attempted to cross Queen Street just after the supper hour on Wednesday night.
Ontario to residents: Protect yourself against ticks

Ontario to residents: Protect yourself against ticks

Dr. Eric Hoskins, Minister of Health and Long-Term Care and Dr. David Williams, Ontario’s Chief Medical Officer of Health are reminding Ontarians to protect themselves from tick bites while enjoying or working outdoors this summer.
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