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December 11, 2017: Testimony Concludes

It's cold out there this morning! Almost minus 30 degrees with the wind chill.

Council passes proposed reform of vehicle for hire industry that would allow companies and operators to set their own rates; bylaw still needs to be finalized.

The defense and prosecution submitted closing arguments during the final day of the trial against Thunder Bay Police chief, J.P. Levesque for charges of obstruction of justice and breach of trust.

Province spending $5.3 million on 14 programs aimed at Indigenous populations through its Local Poverty Reduction Fund.

Police say suspects forced their way into a Cameron Street apartment and made off with a television, wallet and two phones.

Arthur Street Gas stations robbed 10 minutes apart, suspect caught in nearby hotel parking lot.

Former Thunder Bay Police chief, Bob Herman, testified during the trial against J.P. Levesque that the chief has the discretion to deviate from policies based on circumstances.

Survey posted to City of Thunder Bay website asks the public whether or not salaries should change and how much councillors and the mayor should be paid.

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