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TBT Newshour for ​​​​​​​Sept. 17, 2020: City sees first COVID-19 case in three weeks

Police say a man was arrested after a violent incident on Thursday night, and during the investigation they located a firearm and took a second man into custody.

“Unfortunately the way they do business down south with weapons and guns is now here,” says Det.-Insp. John Fennell with the Thunder Bay Police Service.

Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness confirms land crossings will continue to remain closed well into fall to all but essential travelers.

Business owners are unsure what will happen when the outdoor dining season ends

CEO Albert Brule said they are facing the fundraising campaign effort of their lives, with COVID-19's impact meaning more and more people are battling to climb out of poverty.

Sunny. High 14 °C.

Police believe shots were likely fired in the early morning hours of Sept. 13 but officers were not notified until roughly five hours later.

Highway 17 was closed near Vermilion Bay

Several food security organizations and First Nations will benefit from more than $400,000 in federal funding, though the need for public support remains