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Consultants single out 12 city sectors for further review

Consultants single out 12 city sectors for further review

Human resources, roads, parks, Sister Cities and child care among the areas consultants say need a closer look as the city performs its first service and program review in two decades.
Indoor rinks cost taxpayers $1M in operating losses in 2019

Indoor rinks cost taxpayers $1M in operating losses in 2019

Fort William Gardens the most expensive to run, with $462,300 in operating losses this year.
Carrick/Vickers corridor bridge hits snag

Carrick/Vickers corridor bridge hits snag

Soft soils could have major impact on nearby main trunk sanitary sewer line if the proposed location is used. Administration looking at options, including stretching construction over two seasons.
Falling dollar helping draw American tourists

Falling dollar helping draw American tourists

Traffic increased at the Pigeon River border crossing by two per cent. However, the region is getting less promotional support from the province.
Marisa Hobbs ‘won’t take no for an answer:’ Voss

Marisa Hobbs ‘won’t take no for an answer:’ Voss

More evidence emerged of possible extortion attempts by Keith and Marisa Hobbs during a recorded statement by Mary Voss to OPP in April 2017
Thunder Bay Police recover two guns after weekend Circle K robberies

Thunder Bay Police recover two guns after weekend Circle K robberies

Police believe the two robberies are connected.
UPDATED 4:27 PM : OPSEU tells LCBO to 'get serious' about security in liquor stores

UPDATED 4:27 PM : OPSEU tells LCBO to 'get serious' about security in liquor stores

The union president says the financial losses and risk to safety are unacceptable.
Geraldton man charged in historic sexual assault incidents

Geraldton man charged in historic sexual assault incidents

OPP say Henry Maki, 88, will make his first court appearance next month.
UPDATED: Hornepayne First Nation blasts Nuclear Waste Management Organization

UPDATED: Hornepayne First Nation blasts Nuclear Waste Management Organization

NWMO says First Nation was 'not interested' in learning about nuclear waste disposal.
High school students look to college future

High school students look to college future

More than 450 Grade 12 students toured Confederation College to see what the Thunder Bay school has to offer them in a post-secondary education.
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