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<b>TBT NEWSHOUR:</b> March 23, 2023: Police investigate fatal collision

TBT NEWSHOUR: March 23, 2023: Police investigate fatal collision

TBT News for March 23, 2023: Police investigate fatal collision
City honours Respect Award winners

City honours Respect Award winners

Carolyn Karle of the DEK Foundation and Roots Community Food Centre are this year's recipients
Good Morning, Thunder Bay

Good Morning, Thunder Bay

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices.
North Stars strike first to open SIJHL playoffs

North Stars strike first to open SIJHL playoffs

Magnus Pearson scored twice to lead Thunder Bay to a 4-1, Game 1 victory at home on Thursday night.
Eric, Marc Staal decline to don Pride jerseys

Eric, Marc Staal decline to don Pride jerseys

Brothers cite religion for decision to skip warm-ups as Panthers celebrate inclusivity in sport.
‘Prudent’ or ‘austere’? Ontario tables nearly balanced 2023 budget

‘Prudent’ or ‘austere’? Ontario tables nearly balanced 2023 budget

Opposition politicians slammed the Ford government’s 2023 budget as insufficient
GPS signal from stolen item leads police to suspect

GPS signal from stolen item leads police to suspect

The accused was allegedly involved in three theft incidents this month, including twice breaking into the same local business during overnight hours.
<b>Let's Eat:</b> In Common

Let's Eat: In Common

In Common strives to provide locally sourced, elevated comfort food in a friendly inclusive atmosphere.
Man sentenced to time served for hatchet assault

Man sentenced to time served for hatchet assault

Glen Campbell pleaded guilty to assault causing bodily harm after attacking an unwanted man in his residence with a hatchet, a concession the Crown acknowledged given the victim cannot be located
'The standard of living is still less,' says chief in treaty annuities trial

'The standard of living is still less,' says chief in treaty annuities trial

Testifying at Robinson Superior Treaty annuities trial, Biigtigong Nishnaabeg Chief Duncan Michano says forestry and mining industries flourished while Anishinaabe people lived in abject poverty
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