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OPP News Release (MARATHON ON) –On Monday October 7, 2015 at approximately 11:40pm officers from the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Marathon/Manitouwadge detachment were dispatched regarding a possible impaired driver of a motor vehicle in the

THUNDER BAY -- It was a close call for a double amputee this afternoon, after he became involved in a collision between a motor vehicle and his mobility scooter.

THUNDER BAY – Tuesday’s debate made one thing clear: constituents in the Thunder Bay-Superior North riding want their MP to speak independently for them.

THUNDER BAY – Alcohol was a factor in five of the seven deaths of students attending school in the city from remote First Nations, a forensic pathologist and toxicologist told the coroner’s inquest probing the deaths.

THUNDER BAY – The province has reached an agreement with the union representing about 35,000 public servants.

THUNDER BAY -- Women's groups continue to protest the federal government's perceived inaction regarding missing and murdered Aboriginal women in Canada.

THUNDER BAY -- A local landmark will be warm this winter with a move indoors. The turtle at Vickers Park, a playground favourite for decades, was removed recently along with several pieces of playground equipment.

THUNDER BAY -- It can be difficult for people to admit they may have a mental illness.

THUNDER BAY -- A shocking discovery on the south end of the city has angered some area residents. A cloth with a Nazi Swastika etched on it was found hanging off a fence in a back alley near the intersections of Moodie and Selkirk Streets.

OPP Media Release (KENORA, ON) Members of the Kenora Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) received a call just after 10:00 am on Tuesday October 6, 2015 that a male suspect had been observed with a firearm in the trail system in the Nort