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William and Balmoral intersection to close Friday

June 22, 2016 – The intersection at William Street and Balmoral Street will be closed on Friday, June 24 as part of the ongoing road reconstruction on Balmoral Street. The closure is expected to last until Monday, June 27.
UPDATE: City Police make largest bust in force history

UPDATE: City Police make largest bust in force history

City police have busted two major drug trafficking rings, resulting in the largest seizure in the service's history.
School ‘flocked’ for senior prank

School ‘flocked’ for senior prank

THUNDER BAY -- A group of Grade 12 students at St. Ignatius decided to play a senior prank for a good cause. The senior high school students ‘flocked’ the school.
Kenora pedestrian struck by pick-up truck

Kenora pedestrian struck by pick-up truck

(KENORA, ON) –Members of the Kenora Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are continuing to investigate a motor vehicle collision where pedestrian was struck by a vehicle in the City of Kenora.
Forest fire hazard expected to rise: MNRF

Forest fire hazard expected to rise: MNRF

The forest fire hazard is forecast to rise through the week as warmer temperatures and clear weather continues. There were no new fires confirmed in the Northwest Region by the afternoon of June 21.
Court date for impaired driver: OPP

Court date for impaired driver: OPP

(THUNDER BAY, ON) – On Monday, June 20, 2016 at approximately 8:40 pm, officers from the Thunder Bay Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) stopped the driver of a Dodge truck on Dawson Road for a traffic violation.
Impact of deer hunting bylaw unknown, city maintains status quo

Impact of deer hunting bylaw unknown, city maintains status quo

THUNDER BAY – Even though there is no evidence it has had an impact on managing wildlife populations, the city’s deer hunting bylaw will remain unchanged.
City celebrates National Aboriginal Day

City celebrates National Aboriginal Day

Public celebrations such as National Aboriginal Day would not have been possible in our country’s not so distant past.
GTA carding leads to 'onerous' regulations city cops must comply with

GTA carding leads to 'onerous' regulations city cops must comply with

City police must conform to new anti-racial profiling regulations by 2017 despite the chief’s criticism of what he believes is GTA-specific legislation.

Police make major drug, cigarette bust

THUNDER BAY -- Thunder Bay Police say they've completed a major investigation into a local cigarette and drug operation and will unveil more details on Wednesday afternoon.
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