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Traffic stop leads to cocaine bust: OPP

Traffic stop leads to cocaine bust: OPP

OPP Media Release KENORA, ON) Members of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Kenora Detachment, the OPP Organized Crime and Enforcement Bureau-Kenora Drug Unit (OCEB), the OPP Aboriginal Issues Unit (AIU) and the Treaty Three Police Service have char
Man attempts to rob gas bar with knife on city’s north side

Man attempts to rob gas bar with knife on city’s north side

THUNDER BAY -- City police are looking for a man who attempted to rob a gas bar with a knife. Thunder Bay Police Service officials say the attempted robbery took place at the Shell gas bar at 888 Red River Road just after 1 a.m. Thursday.
Architect association president tells cities to look to his industry to help drive economy

Architect association president tells cities to look to his industry to help drive economy

THUNDER BAY -- A balance between private and public sector dollars can help make a city's architecture an economic driver.

Woman drives into street sign and ditches car, charged with impaired

THUNDER BAY – A 23-year-old woman is facing impaired driving charges after hitting a street sign and ditching her car.

NOMA gets bus route input session extended by three weeks

THUNDER BAY -- People who use Greyhound or other bus services around the Northwest now have another three weeks to give their input on how the bus routes should be maintained.

Orange Shirt Day remembers residential school survivors

THUNDER BAY -- A monument is in the works in Thunder Bay to remember residential schools and the way First Nation families have forever been altered.
Local food banks feeling the crunch as demand rises while donations slump

Local food banks feeling the crunch as demand rises while donations slump

THUNDER BAY – It might not be time to panic yet, but the situation for local food banks is beginning to reach a critical point.

Province says it wants to pay its fair share in appealing property assesments

THUNDER BAY -- The province says it's just making sure it pays its fair share by appealing property assessments in the city. Appeals are currently out to the Assessment Review Board for provincial properties at 421 and 615 James Street S.

Inquest into deaths of First Nations students to start on Monday at courthouse

THUNDER BAY - An inquest examining the deaths of seven students from remote First Nations communities while studying in Thunder Bay is set to begin on Monday.
Lakehead celebrating Homecoming with the community this weekend

Lakehead celebrating Homecoming with the community this weekend

Lakehead University Media Release Sept. 30, 2015 – Thunder Bay, ON There will be something for everyone at Lakehead University during this weekend’s Homecoming celebration.
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