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Suspicious death

Suspicious death

THUNDER BAY -- Police confirmed Thursday they are investigating a suspicious death. The body of a 52-year-old man was discovered in a Belton Street home Thursday morning around 10 a.m. by emergency responders.
Serving success

Serving success

THUNDER BAY -- An alcohol management program in the city is already seeing success after its first six months.

Police block off part of Shuniah Street

THUNDER BAY -- Police say they were erring on the side of caution when officers blocked off a section of Shuniah Street Thursday.

Combined forces search home, finds $16K worth of drugs

THUNDER BAY -- Police seized nearly $17,000 worth of drugs after searching a South Franklin Street home Wednesday. Police officers with the combined forces organized crime unit searched the home in the 100 block of South Franklin Street.
Athletic celebration

Athletic celebration

THUNDER BAY -- Thursday’s Special Olympics Torch Run was all about celebrating the athletes, says the organization’s community volunteer co-ordinator.
Deadline unchanged

Deadline unchanged

THUNDER BAY -- Residents affected by May’s flooding and sewage disaster will not be getting an extension to file their long-form relief claims.
Poppies bloom

Poppies bloom

George Kearney says Canada wouldn't be what it is today without the men and women who served their country at war.

Adoption drive successful, delivers fiscal sting to Humane Society

THUNDER BAY -- More than 150 local animals have found new homes. Those were the results of the Thunder Bay and District Humane Society's recent adoption drive.

Retirement leads to closure of Dave Douglas Jewellers

THUNDER BAY -- The community is losing one of its oldest jewelry stores. The owners of Dave Douglas Jewellers cite retirement as the reason they’re closing their Alloy Drive location, after 43 years in business.

NOMA calls on MNR to reverse announced park service cuts

The Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association is joining efforts to get announced cuts in service at several provincial parks reversed.
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