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Science North bringing interactive exhibition to city this summer

Science North bringing interactive exhibition to city this summer

THUNDER BAY -- A popular science exhibit is coming north this summer.

Johnson wants to put halt to city council catering, taxi delivery

Rebecca Johnson doesn’t want her fellow councillors to go hungry – but she doesn’t want taxpayers to foot the food bill.
MPAC reassessments threatening Northwestern Ontario communities

MPAC reassessments threatening Northwestern Ontario communities

THUNDER BAY -- The mayor of Terrace Bay says the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation is “killing” one-industry towns across Northwestern Ontario.
Suspect in James Street attack against woman and child charged with attempted murder

Suspect in James Street attack against woman and child charged with attempted murder

THUNDER BAY -- A man accused of being involved in a violent incident that sent a mother and her young daughter to hospital with serious injuries now faces charges of attempted murder.
Thunder Bay Live official says downsized event centre no problem

Thunder Bay Live official says downsized event centre no problem

THUNDER BAY -- A senior director at Thunder Bay Live says his organization is ready to adapt should the city’s proposed event centre plan have to be downsized.
Regional leaders want highway maintenance standards enforced more strictly

Regional leaders want highway maintenance standards enforced more strictly

THUNDER BAY - A number of regional leaders are adamant the standards for highway maintenance need to be enhanced or more strictly enforced.
Despite possible pending relief, no overnight solution to hospital gridlock

Despite possible pending relief, no overnight solution to hospital gridlock

THUNDER BAY -- The president and CEO of St. Joseph’s Care Group says Bethammi Nursing Home could have a role to play in reducing gridlock at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre.

Guardian Angels hold first public meeting at new May Street clubhouse

THUNDER BAY -- The local chapter of the Guardian Angels has a new place to call home. The volunteer group met Thursday evening for a public interest meeting for the first time at their new clubhouse on May Street.
Week in Review: Week 8

Week in Review: Week 8

Here are some of the most read stories from Week 8 of 2015: 5 Six vehicles involved in morning crash on Harbour at Golf Links City police are investigating a morning crash that involved at least six vehicles Wednesday morning.

Conference examines business co-operatives

THUNDER BAY -- Business owners, shareholders and employees came together Thursday to talk about co-ops and credit unions. Thunder Bay is the host city for a conference on business co-operatives.
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