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Lawyers for man charged in 2012 homicide argue against murder trial

Lawyers for man charged in 2012 homicide argue against murder trial

THUNDER BAY – Lawyers for a man charged in a December 2012 homicide are challenging a judge’s ruling to stand trial for second-degree murder.

Track conditions, heavy loaded trains led to 2013 derailment

FORT FRANCES, Ont. -- The Transportation Safety Board has wrapped up its investigation into a train derailment in the Nickel Lake area near Fort Frances more than a year ago.

OPP investigating break-in and theft of chainsaw, generators, power tools

THUNDER BAY -- Provincial police are investigating a break and enter that saw a chainsaw, generators and a variety of other items stolen in late February.
Thunder Bay Food Strategy looking for potential urban agriculture projects

Thunder Bay Food Strategy looking for potential urban agriculture projects

THUNDER BAY -- There are endless benefits to urban agriculture. “Urban agriculture is a way of getting people outside.
Power restored to north side neighbourhood after water main break (UPDATE)

Power restored to north side neighbourhood after water main break (UPDATE)

THUNDER BAY -- THUNDER BAY -- A significant north side water main break has left a handful of houses without power and water for an entire day Tuesday.
Council by Tweets: Budget ratification edition

Council by Tweets: Budget ratification edition

City council ratified the 2015 municipal budget at Monday night’s meeting, bringing the tax levy up to 3.8 per cent.
City council ratifies budget with 3.83 per cent tax levy increase

City council ratifies budget with 3.83 per cent tax levy increase

THUNDER BAY -- Despite hours of debate and numerous amendments, city council shaved less than a per cent off of its budget before passing it early Tuesday morning. Council left chambers just after midnight with this year's tax levy increase at 3.
City chasing federal event centre funding though ineligible for Building Canada Fund

City chasing federal event centre funding though ineligible for Building Canada Fund

THUNDER BAY -- Mayor Keith Hobbs believes the convention centre component could be the key in the proposed event centre getting federal funding.
Fraser Institute education ranking methodology questionable, school board official says

Fraser Institute education ranking methodology questionable, school board official says

THUNDER BAY -- An official with Lakehead Public Schools says she doesn’t put much stock in the Fraser Institute’s annual ranking of Ontario elementary schools.
City survives coldest February on record

City survives coldest February on record

THUNDER BAY – It wasn’t your imagination, last month was officially really, really, really cold. This past month set the new standard for coldest February on record in Thunder Bay with a mean temperature of – 19.
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