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OPP News Release AGGRAVATED ASSAULT IN BIG TROUT LAKE Male Dies in Hospital (BIG TROUT LAKE, ON) - During the early morning of Friday April 24, 2015 officers responded to a residence in the community of Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug (Big Trout Lake) F

OPP news release: RED LAKE -- On May 11, 2015, members of the Red Lake OPP Community Drug Action Team, and the Red Lake Crime Unit conducted a Controlled Drug and Substances Act investigation within the Municipality of Red Lake.

THUNDER BAY -- Changes to federal funding have forced Confederation College to lay off 15 people.

Thunder Bay International Airport could be getting a partial facelift in 2016.

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THUNDER BAY -- A south-side housing complex is being treated for bed bugs. Thunder Bay and District Social Services Administration Board CAO Bill Bradica confirmed that McIvor Court on Lincoln Street has bed bugs in more than 30 apartment units.

THUNDER BAY -- After seven months, its official – Ed Schmidtke can remove the interim label from his title as president and CEO of the Thunder Bay International Airports Authority.

THUNDER BAY -- While results are still up in the air, organizers think this year's Great Billboard Rescue is a success.

There’s a pair of new offerings at SilverCity Cinemas this week, led by the Mel Gibson-less reboot of the Mad Max franchise. Apparently Gibson was too old for producers this time around. At least that’s what they’re saying publicly.

THUNDER BAY -- Despite ice delays, the city’s port authority saw a surge in grain shipments last year that resulted in the largest cargo volume to move through the port in nearly 20 years.