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Police report spike in crashes with wildlife

OPP News Release (FORT FRANCES, ON) – During the overnight hours of June 13, 2015 members of the Rainy River District Detachment off the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officers responded to a several motor vehicle collision in the Rainy River
Wondering what to do this weekend? The To Do List has you covered

Wondering what to do this weekend? The To Do List has you covered

With summer approaching there are many outdoor activities that will give you an opportunity to enjoy warm weather and our beautiful city. Here's this weekend's To Do List.
Beardy stepping down after 25 years in First Nations politics

Beardy stepping down after 25 years in First Nations politics

After 25 years in First Nations politics, Ontario Regional Chief Stan Beardy has decided to call it a career. Beardy has announced he will not seek re-election at the All Ontario Chiefs Conference being held next week.

Gas line break cleared on Hill Street

THUNDER BAY – Firefighters have cleared the area following reports of a gas line break on the city’s north side. Firefighters responded to the gas line break near 64 Hill Street North just after 4:30 p.m..
City claim states CN consultant found fire damage to Swing Bridge was limited

City claim states CN consultant found fire damage to Swing Bridge was limited

THUNDER BAY -- A consulting firm retained by CN following a fire on the James Street Swing Bridge found the damages to be “limited.

New program enhances care for critically ill patients in Northwestern Ontario

Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre News Release (Thunder Bay, ON - June 11, 2015) Medical emergencies can happen anywhere, any time.
Front loaders heavily damaged during graduation pit party: OPP

Front loaders heavily damaged during graduation pit party: OPP

OPP News Release (THUNDER BAY, ON) Officers from the Thunder Bay Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are investigating a mischief that took place at a gravel pit on Escape Lake Road on June 11, 2015 When police arrived at the pit, there
Meet Taylor, the nine-year-old on a mission to find all that is kid friendly

Meet Taylor, the nine-year-old on a mission to find all that is kid friendly

THUNDER BAY -- A local girl and her camera are hitting the town to find everywhere kid friendly in Thunder Bay. Nine-year-old Taylor Gorrie used to want to be a scientist.
Developers say liens against waterfront condos being lifted

Developers say liens against waterfront condos being lifted

THUNDER BAY -- The liens on the waterfront condos will be lifted soon, officials have confirmed. In March it was learned that Contractors working on the waterfront hotel and condominium projects claimed they were owed nearly $1.5 million.
Students celebrate culture during two-day event (7 PHOTOS)

Students celebrate culture during two-day event (7 PHOTOS)

THUNDER BAY – Local public schools have been celebrating culture.
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