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Second-degree murder trial from 2011 case ready to begin

Second-degree murder trial from 2011 case ready to begin

THUNDER BAY – The trial for a suspect charged with murder appears ready to begin more than four years after the death of a 54-year-old Thunder Bay man.
Police looking for witnesses in weekend collision involving a pedestrian

Police looking for witnesses in weekend collision involving a pedestrian

Witnesses are being sought in a hit-and-run Saturday night involving a pedestrian. Police, in a release issued on Monday, say the incident occurred just before midnight at the intersection of Waterloo Street and Brunswick Avenue.
Northwestern Ontario motorcycle tourism revs up

Northwestern Ontario motorcycle tourism revs up

THUNDER BAY -- Chicago's Bill Gade has clocked enough kilometres riding motorcycles to circle the Earth eight times. When it comes to seeing untapped potential in the motorcycle tourism market, his word goes the distance.
Magnus takes Johnny Cash's songs to town

Magnus takes Johnny Cash's songs to town

THUNDER BAY -- The lights at Magnus Theatre cast a soft sepia glow on the Man In Black, writing roughly through a Sunday morning. On the other side of his alcohol-induced stupor of depression, Johnny Cash would redeem himself in Nashville.

Fire kills two in Nipigon

A deadly house fire in Nipigon has claimed two lives in Nipigon. The community’s volunteer fire department responded to the blaze early Sunday morning and found a home fully engulfed in flames.

Grassy Narrows sues Ontario over mercury health threat from clearcut logging

TORONTO – Asubpeeschoseewagong First Nation (Grassy Narrows) is filing legal proceedings against Ontario, alleging logging plans will cause further mercury poisoning to the nearby ecosystem.
Over 400 people cycle for cancer centre

Over 400 people cycle for cancer centre

THUNDER BAY -- There was a middle path on the last organized bicycle ride of the season, Sunday's Caribou Ride has traditionally had a 50-kilometre and 100-kilometre race but this year, organizers added a 75-kilometre race due to popular demand.
Dryden crash kills three

Dryden crash kills three

Three people are dead following an early-morning motor-vehicle collision on Highway 17 east of Dryden. Ontario Provincial Police say they responded to the crash at just after 1 a.m..
Financial and literal kidney donors walk together

Financial and literal kidney donors walk together

THUNDER BAY -- Maybe it's a special kind of friend who gives a kidney to save a life. Maybe anyone could be that kind of a friend to a stranger. For almost all of 2008, Terry Gallant was taking dialysis 11 hours a day for kidney failure.
Northern Ontario employment hasn't recovered from recession

Northern Ontario employment hasn't recovered from recession

THUNDER BAY -- If Southern Ontario is "the new rustbelt," Northern Ontario's labour market is even rustier.
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