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Despite concerns, councillor thinks south side bus terminal will stay at city hall

Despite concerns, councillor thinks south side bus terminal will stay at city hall

THUNDER BAY -- Larry Hebert has some concerns about a plan to make city hall the south side's permanent bus terminal but he thinks it's likely there to stay. The at-large councilllor and regular transit user said nearby St.

Around 310 people laid off as Rubicon temporarily suspends Phoenix Gold Project

Rubicon minerals has temporarily laid off 87 per cent of its company and suspended underground activity on its Phoenix Gold Project.
Local public elementary teachers relieved dispute might be nearing end

Local public elementary teachers relieved dispute might be nearing end

THUNDER BAY – While they have yet to see details of the contract, local elementary teachers are cautiously optimistic a tentative deal reached with the province will bring labour peace.

Parade of Lights set for Dec. 5

It's time to map out your best vantage point, as the 17th annual Parade of Lights will be back on full display in just a few weeks. At a news conference this morning, Parade Chair Const.
Jackpot Alert: Lott Max winning ticket could net $60 million

Jackpot Alert: Lott Max winning ticket could net $60 million

OLG Media Release Toronto, ON – WOW! That was fast! Just six weeks after the LOTTO MAX jackpot soared to $60 million for the first-time ever, it has reached its MAX again! The November 6, 2015 LOTTO MAX jackpot is an estimated $60 million.
Glance at Crime: Police kept busy, cases include 31 assaults and 21 break ins

Glance at Crime: Police kept busy, cases include 31 assaults and 21 break ins

THUNDER BAY - City police responded to more than 273 incidents during the week of Monday, Oct. 26, 2015 through Sunday, Nov.1, 2015. Thunder Bay Police Service statistics are made available through crimereports.
Police looking for information on Sunday incident near university

Police looking for information on Sunday incident near university

Thunder Bay Police Service media release follows: The Criminal Investigation Branch of the Thunder Bay Police Service is investigating a sexual assault which was reported to have occurred in the early morning hours of Sunday November 1, 2015 near Lak
City hiring Respect campaign intern

City hiring Respect campaign intern

THUNDER BAY -- The city is taking its respect campaign even further with a new internship.
Little Red River house on the corner demolished

Little Red River house on the corner demolished

THUNDER BAY -- There's been a change to the sight line along one of the north side's busiest streets.

Leaf and yard waste collection begins today

City of Thunder Bay Media Release Don’t miss out! The special leaf and yard organic waste collection takes place between November 3 and 13 this year. Check your Waste Collection Calendar for the pick-up date on your street.
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