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Area police seize 130 marijuana plants

Police officers in Dryden have seized about 130 marijuana plants.
Music milestone

Music milestone

Five-hundred thousand dollars won’t sustain the Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra for the second 50 years of its existence, but it will paint a much more comfortable future for the once-struggling musical troupe.
Teen found dead, police rule it homicide

Teen found dead, police rule it homicide

The body of a 16-year-old Sachigo Lake girl was found early Tuesday morning in woods adjacent to a recreational path in the County Park area. Police immediately ruled it a homicide, the city’s fourth of 2010 and its third in September alone. Det.
Business time

Business time

With mining activity picking up throughout the region, the city has been asked to fund a new mining division within its development commission.
Sleeping giant of research waking up, German professor says

Sleeping giant of research waking up, German professor says

Thunder Bay is awakening a sleeping giant when it comes to the Thunder Bay Regional Research Institute, said German physics professor Sergei Baranovski.

Public input sought for Black Spruce Forest plan

A forestry company and the province are looking for public input on a decade-long plan to manage the Black Spruce Forest.

Province chooses courthouse builder, designer

The province has announced its choice to design, build, finance and maintain Thunder Bay's new consolidated courthouse.
Student in critical condition after vicious assault

Student in critical condition after vicious assault

A 22-year-old Lakehead University student is in hospital with critical head injuries after a confrontation with party crashers trying to gain entry to a Darwin Court home early Sunday morning.

MNR reports shocking forest fire season statistics

The Ministry of Natural Resources reports that there are no active forest fires burning in the province right now, an unusual situation for the province in mid-September.
Alternative solution

Alternative solution

Long court delays and high legal costs are the inspiration behind the introduction of alternative dispute resolution services at the Thunder Bay Counselling Centre.
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