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An ER doctor testified Monday that OPP Sgt. Darryl Storey told her he did not see Jasmine Veneruzzo’s car pull onto Highway 11/17 until the last minute.

THUNDER BAY – The city’s chief of police, J.P. Levesque, said the Eye on the Street program is worth a quarter-million dollars. “We like the program.

Nicholas Webber, who faces a second-degree murder charge, has pleaded guilty to manslaughter. The 19-year-old pleaded guilty at the Superior Court of Justice in Thunder Bay on Monday.

A group of First Nation communities and First Nation organizations are filing a human rights complaint against the city’s police department.

A new grant is allowing Lakehead University to get students out of the classroom and into the field. The school announced a $1.

The Thunder Bay International Airport was a busy place in August. The transportation hub for Northwestern Ontario serviced 72,932 passengers last month, an 8.

Lac Des Illes workers ratify new three-year deal Lac Des Illes mine workers represented by the Steelworkers Union have ratified a new contract. The new deal gives the 200 workers a four per cent pay increase in each year of the three-year deal.

THUNDER BAY – City police arrested two women following an afternoon robbery Sunday. Officials with the Thunder Bay Police Service say the incident took place near MacKenzie and Ogden Streets just after 2:30 p.m.

Official are investigating a house fire outside of the city Sunday. Thunder Bay Police Service and Oliver Paipoonge Fire Rescue responded to a fire call at a home on Kuuisto Road around 1 p.m. The fire was put out.

The story of Terry Fox had sort of slipped Ian Scott’s mind. A young runner himself, Scott was busy preparing for marathons last year. Then one day he watched Steve Nash’s documentary Into the Wind and it all came back to him.