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City strategic plan overlooks young professionals: SHIFT

City strategic plan overlooks young professionals: SHIFT

THUNDER BAY -- A lack of engagement may have led to the youth being shutout of the city's strategic plan a group of young professionals say.
TRAFFIC: Harbour Expressway Repaving Scheduled for June 8: City

TRAFFIC: Harbour Expressway Repaving Scheduled for June 8: City

June 5, 2015 – Resurfacing of the Harbour Expressway between Highway 11/17 and Golf Links Road will begin on Monday, June 8, and last approximately four weeks.
Late Series Movie Night in the Park features Raiders of the Lost Ark

Late Series Movie Night in the Park features Raiders of the Lost Ark

THUNDER BAY – Movie Night in the Park Late Night Series is set for tonight. Tonight’s movie, Indiana Jones: Raider of the Lost Ark, is set to start just after sunset, at about 10 p.m. at the Marina Park.
Future of mining examined at annual Mining Day event

Future of mining examined at annual Mining Day event

THUNDER BAY -- The future of mining lies with not only the companies invested in the northwest, but with those who will eventually work in the industry.

Murder charge laid following death in Big Trout Lake

OPP News Release (KITCHENUHMAYKOOSIB INNINUWUG FIRST NATION, ON) – On June 3, 2015 at approximately 8:15pm (CST) officers responded to a residence on Mikisee Road in the community of Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug (Big Trout Lake) First Nation af
Several factors at play for how city police handle bear calls

Several factors at play for how city police handle bear calls

THUNDER BAY -- When a bear is in the city, local police are focused mainly on public safety. When a bear roamed into a Newmarket neighbourhood, the incident made national headlines and raised questions about how police should deal with such calls.

Another joins race for NDP in Kenora riding

Another candidate has stepped forward to contest the NDP nomination in the Kenora riding.

More bird flu cases reported at farms in Minnesota

More poultry-farm operations in Minnesota continue to be plagued by bird flu. One farm has reported more than 400,000 chickens that will have to be destroyed. They are located in a county west of the Twin Cities. A turkey farm has also been affected.
Bubble Guppies coming to town in October

Bubble Guppies coming to town in October

THUNDER BAY -- The Bubble Guppies are swimming their way to Thunder Bay. For the first time ever the popular Nickelodeon children's show is taking to the stage with a stop at the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium Oct. 18.
One sent to hospital after single vehicle crash, (UPDATE)

One sent to hospital after single vehicle crash, (UPDATE)

THUNDER BAY – Police are looking for people they say might have helped save a life. A single vehicle crash took place just after 11:30 a.m. Thursday at Robertson and McKenzie Streets, near Simpson Street. In a media release around 4:15 p.m.
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