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Charges laid in fatal December highway crash

GREENSTONE, Ont – A Magnetawan, Ont., man has been charged in connection with a fatal December crash.
Budget by Tweets: How we got to a 4.6 per cent levy increase

Budget by Tweets: How we got to a 4.6 per cent levy increase

THUNDER BAY -- See how Wednesday night’s budget meeting unfolded via the tweets of our council reporters and some residents following along. Join the conversation by using hashtag #tbcc during council meetings.

Friends of Chippewa Park launch petition to prove public demand for wildlife exhibit

Friends of Chippewa Park are hoping to rally the public to show its continued support for the wildlife exhibit at the city-owned park. The volunteer group is circulating two separate petitions to show council the public wants the zoo to continue.
Council votes for 4.6 per cent levy increase despite calls by some for further cuts

Council votes for 4.6 per cent levy increase despite calls by some for further cuts

THUNDER BAY -- While some councillors including mayor Keith Hobbs hate this year's proposed budget, they accepted it anyway. The proposed tax levy increase stands at 4.6 per cent, 3.
PARO nationally recognized for educational programming

PARO nationally recognized for educational programming

THUNDER BAY -- PARO Centre for Women’s Enterprise has garnered national recognition.

Suspected bank robber makes first court appearance, remains in custody

THUNDER BAY -- A man suspected of robbing two banks made his first court appearance Wednesday. The first reported robbery took place just after 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at the CIBC in Victoriaville Mall.

Free fishing weekend set for Family Day long weekend: MNR

The following information has been supplied by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry: Canadian residents can fish without buying a fishing licence this Family Day Weekend, which runs Feb. 14 to 16.

Community Living program gets $300K from province

FORT FRANCES, Ont. -- The provinces is giving Community Living Fort Frances $300,000 for programming.
Residents have mixed reaction to winter's latest offering

Residents have mixed reaction to winter's latest offering

Kim Scobak loves winter and welcomed Thunder Bay’s most recent snowfall with open arms. “It’s refreshing. It extends our cross-country ski season and it’s great.
Mayor and city manager deliver state of the city address to local chamber of commerce

Mayor and city manager deliver state of the city address to local chamber of commerce

THUNDER BAY -- If the city were a household, its mortgage would be about $22,000. “That just about says it all,” said Mayor Keith Hobbs. “If everyone had a $22,000 mortgage, it would be pretty nice.
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