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Cyclist sent to the hospital after north-side crash

Cyclist sent to the hospital after north-side crash

THUNDER BAY -- A cyclist was sent to the hospital with unknown injuries late Wednesday afternoon. The cyclist collided with a vehicle at the intersection of High and Whitney Streets around 4:15 p.m.

Highway near Wawa repaired, more bad weather on its way

WAWA, Ont. -- The TransCanada Highway near Wawa has been re-opened, nearly a week after sections of it were destroyed by heavy rainfall.
Loonie lifesaver

Loonie lifesaver

THUNDER BAY -- Two university students hope the first dollar they raised locally is the start of thousands from all over North America.
90 days in jail

90 days in jail

THUNDER BAY -- A local woman has been handed an intermittent 90-day sentence for theft, fraud and falsifying documents. Krystyna Dolasinski was the Port Arthur Polish Hall office manager from 2000 until September 2006.

Police launch satisfaction survey 2012

THUNDER BAY -- City Police have launched its 2012 online citizen survey. The survey is available online via a link available on the Thunder Bay Police Service's website.

Open house for replacement of Trowbridge Falls bridge announced

THUNDER BAY -- The city's parks division is hosting a open house that will outline the proposed replacement of the Trowbridge Falls Park Pedestrian bridge.
Zombies of the North

Zombies of the North

Kurt Martell is still in shock that years of work are now in his hands. The local author has spent the past decade working out the details of Nowadays, a 300-page graphic novel about the onset of a zombie apocalypse in Northwestern Ontario.
Last minute rush

Last minute rush

Victims of the May flooding disaster who haven’t filed their claims yet are rushing to do so before the final deadline on Oct. 31.
Numbers up

Numbers up

The number of people using food banks in Northwestern Ontario continues to rise, a situation one local official is calling a crisis.
Cat doused in gas, humane society and police investigating

Cat doused in gas, humane society and police investigating

THUNDER BAY -- There is something disturbingly wrong with the kind of behaviour that leads a person to douse an animal in gasoline, says the executive director of the Thunder Bay and District Humane Society.
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