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While other Ontario municipalities press ahead with mandatory mask rules, Thunder Bay says it doesn't have the power to do the same - turning instead to its medical officer of health

Madge Richardson, who heads the North Superior Workforce Planning Board says a lot of people will be crowding a job market that has vastly changed since COVID-19 hit. She adds the Canada Emergency Response Benefit may also be keeping many from looking for work.

The owner of the Lac des Iles mine provided money to Roots to Harvest to help feed people in need and to the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation. They also purchased PPE supplies to help support long-term care staff and residents.

Camp sizes are limited to 24, and strict cleaning protocols have been put in place to minimize the risk of COVID-19.

City police safely locate a missing 27-year-old.

TBT News for July 11, 2020: City considers mask rule

Ontario Provincial Police nabbed a 34-year-old with dangerous operation of a motor vehicle, flight from police and racing a motor vehicle.

Sunny. Becoming a mix of sun and cloud in the morning. High 27 °C.

Waabooz/Rabbit draws from permanent collection, while The Drive mixes the Group of Seven with contemporary artists like Christi Belcourt to explore relationship to land

Bikes fell off a moving vehicle on Trans-Canada Highway and were reportedly picked up by a following vehicle