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Traffic stop nets police pot, cocaine, magic mushrooms and cash

Traffic stop nets police pot, cocaine, magic mushrooms and cash

Thunder Bay Police have seized $8,400 worth of narcotics following a traffic stop early Monday morning on Balmoral Street.
Glance at Crime: Nine weapons offences, 28 assaults and a pair of robberies

Glance at Crime: Nine weapons offences, 28 assaults and a pair of robberies

THUNDER BAY -- City police responded to more than 275 incidents during the week of Monday, June 29, 2015 through Sunday, July 5, 2015. Thunder Bay Police Service statistics are made available through crimereports.

OPP marine patrol dish out series of charges to boaters

OPP News Release (RED LAKE, ON) – On July 1, 2015 Red Lake Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officers were on Marine patrol within the Municipality of Red Lake.

Vehicle stop leads to laundry list of charges for driver

OPP News Release (GREENSTONE, ON) – On June 27, 2015 at approximately 10:38pm, a member of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Greenstone Detachment conducted a traffic stop for speeding on Highway 11 in the area of Hardrock Road, Municipality
Traffic moving on Highway 61 after major crash (UPDATE)

Traffic moving on Highway 61 after major crash (UPDATE)

THUNDER BAY -- Traffic is once again flowing on Highway 61 after a major collision this morning. The highway was closed in both directions near Chippewa Road according to the province's traveler information service 511 Ontario.
Bear complaints on the rise: OPP

Bear complaints on the rise: OPP

OPP News Release BEAR COMPLAINTS ON THE RISE IN GREENSTONE (GREENSTONE, ON) – As is the case every summer, bear complaints are on the rise in the Municipality of Greenstone.
Despite bumping his set up by three hours, Paul Rodgers shines at Blues Fest

Despite bumping his set up by three hours, Paul Rodgers shines at Blues Fest

Not even the threat of rain could spoil the fun on Sunday, the final day of the 2015 Thunder Bay Blues Festival.
Despite Liberal promises, Shoal Lake 40 Chief says he’ll work with Canada

Despite Liberal promises, Shoal Lake 40 Chief says he’ll work with Canada

The chief of Shoal Lake 40 First Nation is pleased to hear the Liberals would fund an all-season road to his community if the Grits form the next government, but he’s not taking sides.
Atikokan Mayor disapproves of MNR comments on mine EA

Atikokan Mayor disapproves of MNR comments on mine EA

ATIKOKAN -- Atikokan's mayor is pledging unfettered support for a nearby mine that received a scathing provincial response to its environmental assessment.

Paul Rodgers set moved to 6:30 p.m. due to weather worries

With the threat of heavy rain looming, Thunder Bay Blues Festival officials have bumped up headliner Paul Rodgers on Sunday's schedule. The former Bad Company front-man will take to the stage at 6:30 p.m., after the Sheepdogs.
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