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Hospital never considered on night of Robyn Harper’s death, inquest hears

Hospital never considered on night of Robyn Harper’s death, inquest hears

THUNDER BAY – Robyn Harper was drunk to the point where she was dragged through snow and drew concern from passersby before being taken home on the night of Jan. 12, 2007.
Airline fuel tax hurts North, industry officials argue

Airline fuel tax hurts North, industry officials argue

THUNDER BAY -- The airline industry is asking for the North's help to get the province to change its fuel tax plan. Announced in 2014, the province is increasing its fuel tax by one-cent-a-liter each a year over the next four years.
City’s gender wage gap among Ontario’s lowest, still far from parity

City’s gender wage gap among Ontario’s lowest, still far from parity

THUNDER BAY -- The Ministry of Labour is looking for input around the province on how to reduce the gender wage gap. Here in Ontario, the gap between men and women currently sits at about 31.5 percent.
Jackpot Alert: Lotto Max winning ticket could fetch $55 million

Jackpot Alert: Lotto Max winning ticket could fetch $55 million

OLG Media Release Toronto, ON – Treats or tricks! Buy your tixs! The LOTTO MAX jackpot’s super slick! This Friday LOTTO MAX is offering an estimated $55 million jackpot, plus an estimated 12 MAXMILLIONS prizes of $1 million each.
Alleged drunk driver charged after colliding with pedestrian

Alleged drunk driver charged after colliding with pedestrian

THUNDER BAY – City police took a Manitoba man into custody for impaired driving after he allegedly struck a pedestrian with his pickup truck Wednesday.
OPP issue Halloween safety reminder ahead of spooky weekend

OPP issue Halloween safety reminder ahead of spooky weekend

Ghouls and goblins may rule the streets on Halloween, but they’re far from invincible.
Remembrance Poppy campaign kicks off Friday

Remembrance Poppy campaign kicks off Friday

THUNDER BAY -- A small crowd gathered at city hall Thursday morning to kick off the 2015 poppy campaign. City Coun.
Bombardier fighting to ramp up production amid TTC lawsuit pressure

Bombardier fighting to ramp up production amid TTC lawsuit pressure

THUNDER BAY -- Bombardier says it's doing everything it can to ramp up streetcar production in the wake of a unanimous decision by the Toronto Transit Commission to take legal action against the company.
City seeking feedback on city hall remaining south-side transit terminal

City seeking feedback on city hall remaining south-side transit terminal

It appears city hall is destined to remain Thunder Bay’s south-side transit hub. But the public will be give two last chances to voice their opinion on the decision at a pair of open houses on Nov. 3 and Nov.

Inside TBay: Getting organic on Sleepy G Farm (VIDEO)

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