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Three people arrested after mini Nipigon crime spree

Three people are in custody following a small crime spree in the Nipigon area. It started Tuesday morning with a report of stolen gas from the Gravel River Resort.
Water rates to continue rising for next three years

Water rates to continue rising for next three years

Already facing a 14.3 per cent increase to pay for water and wastewater, city taxpayers could also be looking at hefty increases in 2012 and 2013. The money is needed to balance out a $10.
'Ticking time bomb'

'Ticking time bomb'

Coun. Mark Bentz calls the city’s annual $15 million infrastructure deficit a “ticking time bomb.
Average homeowner could see about a $40 increase in municipal taxes

Average homeowner could see about a $40 increase in municipal taxes

Based on the city’s preliminary budget, the average Thunder Bay homeowner can expect to pay about $40 more a year in municipal taxes in 2011. However, increased water and wastewater increases of 14.
OPP commissioner says he understands fiscal challenges of policing

OPP commissioner says he understands fiscal challenges of policing

Ontario’s top cop says he understands the price of policing puts smaller municipalities in a tough spot. OPP Commissioner Chris Lewis made a local stop Tuesday. It was his first visit to the region since he took on his new role in August.
Police respond to criticism from mayor, councillor

Police respond to criticism from mayor, councillor

Questions from the mayor and a city councillor about a seeming lack of police representation at city council meetings are something the deputy chief wishes hadn’t been made so publicly.

Election buzz not top of MPs’ minds

The possible content of the forthcoming federal budget is the furthest thing from MP John Rafferty’s mind right now.

Homeowner, business fined for building without permits

A homeowner and a business owner have been fined for building on their properties without the proper permits. The City of Thunder Bay announced Tuesday that it had obtained the two fines in provincial offences court last week.
Case of cop accused of tampering with the sex offender registry adjourned

Case of cop accused of tampering with the sex offender registry adjourned

A Thunder Bay Police Services constable charged with allegedly falsifying Ontario Sex Offender Registry records will appear in court in March. Const.

10 firefighters extinguish early morning blaze

About 10 firefighters responded to a storage shed fire at a Fort William First Nations property early Tuesday morning.
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