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Cross-city cycling

Cross-city cycling

THUNDER BAY -- A city councillor wants to see active transportation kicked into high gear. Coun.
Wimpy winter? January greets region with mild temperatures

Wimpy winter? January greets region with mild temperatures

THUNDER BAY -- If record-breaking warm weather has you convinced spring is here, you may want to keep your winter tires on. So far January 2013 has delivered the city mild temperatures -- an average of -8C to be exact.

Online burning permit service now available

THUNDER BAY -- City residents can now renew burning permits online. The city announced the new online service Tuesday, which will eliminate the need for many residents to visit their nearest fire station to renew their permits.
Moving around

Moving around

THUNDER BAY -- Connor Ferguson knows a trip to the hospital can be stressful. The 12-year-old suffers from diabetes and has spent more time in hospital than he’d care to admit.

Man arrested after posting stolen Hip tickets on Kijiji

THUNDER BAY -- Advertising Tragically Hip concert tickets online led to the arrest of a 42-year-old man. Monday. The victim of a recent break-and-enter called police on Dec.

Snow grooming operator dies after machine breaks through ice

POPLAR HILL, Ont. -- A 52-year-old Kenora man is dead following an incident involving a snow groomer over the weekend.
Protesters skeptical

Protesters skeptical

THUNDER BAY -- Some Idle No More protesters aren’t confident their issues will be resolved when First Nation representatives meet with the Prime Minister Friday.
Police chief hopes to reverse murder trend set in 2012

Police chief hopes to reverse murder trend set in 2012

THUNDER BAY -- The city may or may not be the murder capital of Canada for 2012. But with six murders documented and two potential victims in critical condition in hospital, Thunder Bay Police Chief J.P.
Constructive year: More than $220M in building permits handed out in 2012

Constructive year: More than $220M in building permits handed out in 2012

THUNDER BAY -- It was another big year for building in 2012. The city says nearly $220 million worth of building permits were issued last year.
Suspect in Mac's robbery allegedly boasts about crime on Facebook

Suspect in Mac's robbery allegedly boasts about crime on Facebook

Posting on Facebook that you’ve just robbed a convenience store isn’t the brightest idea in the world. But apparently that’s just what one alleged crook did after a Mac’s Convenience store on Simpson Street was robbed.
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