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Glance at Crime: Busy week with 27 assaults, 22 break and enters

Glance at Crime: Busy week with 27 assaults, 22 break and enters

City police responded to more than 240 criminal incidents during the week of Monday, June 6 through Sunday, June 12. Thunder Bay Police Service statistics are made available through crimereports.

Steady hiring climate expected for city: Survey

(Thunder Bay, ON, June 14, 2016) – Thunder Bay area job seekers should expect a steady hiring climate for the third quarter of 2016, according to the latest Manpower Employment Outlook Survey.
Snowmobiling in Provincial Park, lying to CO nets local man $1,600 fine

Snowmobiling in Provincial Park, lying to CO nets local man $1,600 fine

A Thunder Bay man has been fined a total of $1,600 for violations within Quetico Provincial Park.
City rises in national magazine’s best places to live rankings

City rises in national magazine’s best places to live rankings

THUNDER BAY – According to Moneysense magazine, Thunder Bay is on the rise. But don’t get too excited.
Lakers Dushenko, Ripley commit to NCAA Stevenson University

Lakers Dushenko, Ripley commit to NCAA Stevenson University

FORT FRANCES, Ont.

Some rural homes without power following highway crash

Hydro One says it might be noon before nearly 1,100 rural customers have their power restored.

Habitat for Humanity raising money for 28th home build

THUNDER BAY - The Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Thunder Bay is raising money for their 28th home build in the city. They've challenged eight teams to refurnish items from the ReStore to be sold at a local furniture store.
Food banks discuss strategies to improving services

Food banks discuss strategies to improving services

THUNDER BAY - Representatives of food banks from all across the province have come to Thunder Bay to discuss strategy in hopes of improving services to those in need.
Students strum in appreciation for music funding

Students strum in appreciation for music funding

More than a dozen elementary school students strummed ukuleles to Vance Joy’s Riptide in appreciation of the funding program that gave them the musical instruments.
LGBTQ community finds strength in tragedy's aftermath

LGBTQ community finds strength in tragedy's aftermath

Members of the local LGBTQ community say they refuse to submit to fear following a weekend massacre at a gay nightclub in Orlando.
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