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Excavator skills challenge raises money for charity

Excavator skills challenge raises money for charity

THUNDER BAY – Skill competitions involving heavy machinery don’t happen every day in the city.
Keeping culture alive

Keeping culture alive

THUNDER BAY – Nathalie Bedard is determined to do her part to keep French-Canadian culture vibrant.
Tentative deal reached

Tentative deal reached

THUNDER BAY – A brief strike involving a group of local caregivers appears to be resolved.

Kashechewan evacuee dies in Thunder Bay

THUNDER BAY -- A Kashechewan resident displaced by flooding in his home community has died in Thunder Bay. Peter Wesley, who is believed to be in his late 30s, passed away of an apparent heart attack on May 19. He also had muscular dystrophy.
Suspect sought

Suspect sought

THUNDER BAY -- City police are searching for the suspect in a north side stabbing that sent two to hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Officers with the Thunder Bay Police Service responded to the Picton Street area at about 1 a.m.
Seasonal problems

Seasonal problems

THUNDER BAY -- The way nearly two dozen city seasonal workers were treated has both the mayor and the union representing those workers concerned.
Missing Person: Police seek 15-year-old girl

Missing Person: Police seek 15-year-old girl

THUNDER BAY -- City police are turning to the public as they search for a missing 15-yaer-old. Thunder Bay Police Service officials say Kiaunna Lesage, 15, was last seen on May 14, 2014.
Skeptical of report

Skeptical of report

THUNDER BAY -- Harold Wilson is openly questioning the methodology behind an Ontario Federation of Labour report suggesting Conservative Leader Tim Hudak’s plan to slash the public sector by 100,000 would cost Thunder Bay up to 2,460 public and
Charges added

Charges added

THUNDER BAY -- A convicted sex offender already facing sexual assault charges against four minors has been charged with allegedly sexually assaulting an intellectually disabled man.
117 years young

117 years young

THUNDER BAY - At more than a century old a Canadian institution is still finding new ways to help in health care.
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