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Fire makes rural family homeless on Christmas

Fire makes rural family homeless on Christmas

THUNDER BAY -- A Christmas calamity that struck a South Gillies family has mobilized the rural community to pitch in and help. The power went out between the Sorrells opening their gifts and having breakfast on Dec. 25.

Barbed lures cost anglers $1,000 in fines: MNR

MNR Media Update Two Ontario men have pleaded guilty and been fined a total of $1,000 for illegal fishing. Brian Hermann of St. Charles and Donald Barnett of Lively were each fined $500 for using barbed hook fishing lures to fish.
SEPTEMBER: A wedding dress returned, inquest date set and labour turmoil at elementary schools

SEPTEMBER: A wedding dress returned, inquest date set and labour turmoil at elementary schools

10. A local woman once convicted of fraud was cleared as she had the charges dropped through an appeal after the courts ruled the original judge had overlooked key evidence from a co-worker’s testimony.
Fire heavily damages Fort William First Nation home

Fire heavily damages Fort William First Nation home

A home on Fort William First Nation suffered heavy damage on Sunday morning. A Thunder Bay Fire Rescue spokesman says crews arrived on scene at approximately 4:10 a.m. to find the single-family residence engulfed in fire.
No Lotto Max jackpot tickets sold in Thunder Bay: OLG

No Lotto Max jackpot tickets sold in Thunder Bay: OLG

OLG Media Update Toronto, ON – It’s a holiday to remember! The $60 million LOTTO MAX jackpot ticket was sold in Mississauga. The province also saw plenty of other big winners from the Friday, December 25, 2015 LOTTO MAX draw.
Low numbers stump Christmas Bird Count veteran

Low numbers stump Christmas Bird Count veteran

THUNDER BAY -- Nicholas Escott saw a huge murder at Mission Marsh but little more on Boxing Day -- and he's at a loss to explain why.
AUGUST: Business in flames, death of media icons and a very odd car crash

AUGUST: Business in flames, death of media icons and a very odd car crash

10. Rib Fest proved to be a hit yet again, with an estimated 35,000 people journeying to the downtown south core for a weekend of music, food and fun. 9. A fire that injured a man on Finlayson Street was deemed suspicious by Thunder Bay Fire Rescue.
Coleman Hell comes ‘full circle’ returns to hometown after major musical breakthrough

Coleman Hell comes ‘full circle’ returns to hometown after major musical breakthrough

THUNDER BAY – In order for Coleman Hell to have his musical breakthrough, he had to have a personal one.
Shoppers go bigger for Boxing Day

Shoppers go bigger for Boxing Day

THUNDER BAY -- The stockings and gifts under the tree are all well and good for the children on Christmas Day but on Boxing Day, mom and dad are looking for the knockout purchases.
Innovative partnership between Bay Meats, Sleeping Giant beer growing across Ontario

Innovative partnership between Bay Meats, Sleeping Giant beer growing across Ontario

THUNDER BAY – The owners of Bay Meats Butcher Shop and Sleeping Giant figured since beer and meat are both good separately, they must be even better together.
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