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Finding new hunters and anglers key to Northern tourism: expert

Finding new hunters and anglers key to Northern tourism: expert

THUNDER BAY -- The North needs new people to start fishing and hunting, says one tourism expert.
Police looking for suspicious man who approached 16-year-old girl

Police looking for suspicious man who approached 16-year-old girl

THUNDER BAY – Police are on the lookout for a suspicious man in a white van after he tried to pick up a 16-year-old girl Tuesday morning. City police say the girl was walking in the area of Balsam and Clayte Streets shortly after 9 a.m.

Police Service to continue 12-hour shifts for at least one more year

THUNDER BAY – The majority of officers with the city police service will be working 12 hour shifts for at least one more year.
Iconic St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church requires half-a-million dollars in repairs

Iconic St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church requires half-a-million dollars in repairs

THUNDER BAY -- A local church needs $550,000 worth of help over the next couple years. The iconic stone St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church has stood at the corner of Brodie Street and Donald Street for more than a century.

Complaints against city police service on the decline

THUNDER BAY – Complaints filed against the city police service are on the decline so far this year.
Crown, defence attorney nearing resolution in fraud case against former Christmas Cheer chair

Crown, defence attorney nearing resolution in fraud case against former Christmas Cheer chair

THUNDER BAY – The fraud case against the former chair of the Christmas Cheer Fund appears to be heading toward a resolution.
OPP celebrates 40th anniversary of women officers, Joan Green reflects on early days

OPP celebrates 40th anniversary of women officers, Joan Green reflects on early days

With a snub-nose .38-pistol in her purse and a skirt just above the knees, Joan Green became one of the first female OPP officers in 1974.

Evening fire destroys garage, leaves home unscathed

THUNDER BAY -- A garage on Francis street will likely have to be torn down following an evening fire. Crews were called to the scene just before 8 p.m. Monday.
Sandy Beach Campers looking to extend leases with city, haven't heard back

Sandy Beach Campers looking to extend leases with city, haven't heard back

THUNDER BAY -- People at Sandy Beach don't know if they'll be able to return to their camps, and in some cases their homes, leaving them frustrated and disappointed with the city.
Sharing stories for Community Awareness Day

Sharing stories for Community Awareness Day

THUNDER BAY – Joan Hebert knows the value of services offered through the Quality of Life Network.
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