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Feb. 12, 2021: District to reopen in Red level

Feb. 12, 2021: District to reopen in Red level

TBT News for Feb. 12, 2021: District to reopen in Red level
UPDATE: Highway 11 reopened after collision

UPDATE: Highway 11 reopened after collision

Collision reported Saturday morning closes roughly 400-kilometre stretch of Highway 11 between Nipigon and Hearst.
City services to reopen as region exits lockdown

City services to reopen as region exits lockdown

City will begin reopening facilities including arenas, pools, and community centres beginning Tuesday.
Good morning, Thunder Bay!

Good morning, Thunder Bay!

Thank you Jack for today's picture. 🌡Sunny. High minus 18 °C. Wind chill minus 39 °C in the morning and minus 25 °C in the afternoon.
COVID-19 found at Valley Central Public School

COVID-19 found at Valley Central Public School

Two cases associated with the Slate River school identified.
Business owners excited to get back to work

Business owners excited to get back to work

Despite strict capacity numbers and added COVID precautions, the Red Lion Smokehouse and Serenity Salon and Wellness both plan to reopen under the Red-Control framework.
Dryden men fined $9,000 in hunting violations

Dryden men fined $9,000 in hunting violations

The ministry of natural resources and foresty is reminding hunters that they must adhere to big game tagging requirements specific to the sex and species of the animal.
Nipigon OPP arrest three after traffic stop leads to drug charges

Nipigon OPP arrest three after traffic stop leads to drug charges

The driver of the speeding vehicle was found to be in violation of his court-ordered release conditions.
NWHU reporting 11 new COVID-19 cases, will move to yellow protect zone

NWHU reporting 11 new COVID-19 cases, will move to yellow protect zone

The Northwestern Ontario Health Unit is reminding residents to continue to practice all public health guidelines after retractions are lifted next week and to avoid all non-essential travel.
Thunder Bay moving into Red-Control zone

Thunder Bay moving into Red-Control zone

Move will permit non-essential businesses to reopen, including gyms, restaurants and hair salons.
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