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Tbaytel "widespread" outage nearly back online

THUNDER BAY -- Some Tbaytel customers are still without high speed internet and digital television after an outage on Thursday night.

Three youths arrested in Kenora following break-and-enter

OPP News Release (KENORA, ON) –Members of the Kenora Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have arrested three youths following an early morning break in to a business in Kenora’s north end.

Lumber company fined $48,000 after machine crushes worker's arm

Ontario News Media Release DRYDEN, ONTARIO - Following a trial, McKenzie Lumber Inc. has been found guilty and sentenced to a fine of $48,000 after a worker's arm was crushed by an industrial log-sawing machine.
New heat warning issued for City of Thunder Bay

New heat warning issued for City of Thunder Bay

A heat warning is in effect for the City of Thunder Bay. Below is the official weather warning from Environment Canada: Environment Canada issued a new heat warning for the city just before 6 a.m. Friday.
TBT: Thunder Bay Coop Dairy (994.70.36b)

TBT: Thunder Bay Coop Dairy (994.70.36b)

TB Coop Dairy (994.70.36b) Thunder Bay Co-op Dairy was founded in 1928 by a group of local farmers, and a large plant was constructed on the corner of Queen and Henry (later Secord) streets.
First annual BrewHa sells out

First annual BrewHa sells out

THUNDER BAY - An inaugural craft beer festival set for this weekend is sold out.
YES Employment celebrates another season of Jobs for Youth program

YES Employment celebrates another season of Jobs for Youth program

THUNDER BAY -- A program that sees hundreds of youth hired every year is celebrating another season.

Regional Chief challenges federal parties to target zero per cent boil water advisories

Ontario Regional Chief Media Advisory Fort William First Nation (August 13, 2015) --- Ontario Regional Chief Isadore Day is calling on the Federal Party Leaders to address the lack of clean and safe water in First Nations across Ontario.
Local police force welcomes two new constables

Local police force welcomes two new constables

Thunder Bay Police Service Media Release Thunder Bay Police Swear In Two New Constables The Thunder Bay Police Service swore in Marshall Moore & Matt Veal as Constables this afternoon at the Thunder Bay Courthouse.
Friends and community leaders reflect on the life of Fraser Dougall, a man who remembered everyone’s name

Friends and community leaders reflect on the life of Fraser Dougall, a man who remembered everyone’s name

THUNDER BAY -- Fraser Dougall's first boss says the man was a broadcaster above all.
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