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Ships keep coming: port boasts busy September

THUNDER BAY -- Port officials are reporting another strong month for shipping in September. In total, about 850,000 tonnes of cargo moved through the port last month. That's 27 per cent more than the five-year average for the month.
Area’s health ranked among the worst in Canada ‘across the board,’ report finds

Area’s health ranked among the worst in Canada ‘across the board,’ report finds

THUNDER BAY – A new report ranks this district's general health among the worst in Canada. A new map ranks Thunder Bay 86th of 101 health regions in the country.
Habitat for Humanity makes dream come true for local family

Habitat for Humanity makes dream come true for local family

Teresa Davis and her three teenage sons have been searching for a place to call their own. As a single mother, Davis said it’s not easy saving enough money for a down-payment on a house, so the dream of home-ownership was a distant one.

Woman arrested for trafficking after drug bust nets meth, pot

OPP Media Release (KENORA, ON) Members of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Kenora Street Crime Unit and the OPP Aboriginal Issues Unit (AIU) have charged a Kenora woman following an ongoing drug investigation in downtown Kenora On Friday October 2
Band resolutions lead Hydro One to revoke contracts in favour of Wasaya

Band resolutions lead Hydro One to revoke contracts in favour of Wasaya

THUNDER BAY -- First Nations sovereignty has trumped the provincial procurement process in the Far North.
Space limits for long-awaited inquest causing controversy

Space limits for long-awaited inquest causing controversy

THUNDER BAY – At the dawn of a long-awaited coroner’s inquest into the death of seven students, the room where the hearing takes place is drawing controversy.
Trailer fire investigation handed over to city police

Trailer fire investigation handed over to city police

THUNDER BAY – An early morning trailer fire has been deemed suspicious. Firefighters responded to the trailer fire at about 6:20 a.m. Monday at the corner of Bay and Water Streets.

Small town trying to make police costs a federal issue

SIOUX LOOKOUT, Ont. -- With 25 per cent of Sioux Lookout's budget going toward OPP costs, town officials are making it an issue for the Kenora riding candidates in the federal election.

Inquest into deaths of First Nation students begins, may take six months to complete

A long-awaited coroner's inquest into the deaths of seven First Nations students in Thunder Bay is finally set to begin today. The inquest will be held at the Thunder Bay courthouse, starting at 9:30 a.m.

New bus line helps connect “Hub of the North”

Sioux Lookout calls itself the Hub of the North, but the 400-kilometre drive from Thunder Bay can sometimes present barriers for people looking to get to and from the town. That's where Kasper Mini-Bus comes in.
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