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Police continue search for missing Atikokan man

OPP in Atikokan continue to search for a missing 89 year old man. Florent Trottier was last seen Monday morning in the Eva Lake Road area.
Lakehead Labour Centre sale forces at least one tenant to temporarily shutter

Lakehead Labour Centre sale forces at least one tenant to temporarily shutter

THUNDER BAY -- The sale of the nearly 50-year-old Lakehead Labour Centre is forcing at least one of its tenants to temporarily close its doors.
Police clad in superhero costumes visit elementary students for Police Week

Police clad in superhero costumes visit elementary students for Police Week

THUNDER BAY -- Having a superpower doesn’t necessarily mean brute-force strength or super-speed. It can be making people smile or being a good friend.
Region’s hospital launches new Stroke Care Unit

Region’s hospital launches new Stroke Care Unit

Thunder Bay is taking the lead in the region when it comes to treatment and care for people who have suffered a stroke. Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre launched a new Stroke Care Unit Wednesday morning.
(PSA) Friends of Chippewa Park looking for entertainers

(PSA) Friends of Chippewa Park looking for entertainers

Friends of Chippewa Park are seeking entertainers for the annual Sundays in the Park Concerts heldon the TBayTel Family Stage at Chippewa Park from July 5 to September 6.

(PSA) Go fly a kite: Kite Festival set for May 24

Kite Festival PSA follows COME FLY WITH US ON SATURDAY MAY 24TH FROM NOON – 4 P.

Harvest season kickoff set for the Thunder Bay Country Market

CKPR Radio News Release: The Thunder Bay Country Market is a year-round farmers’ market held Saturdays between 8am and 1pm and Wednesdays from 4-7pm during Harvest Season. We Make it, Bake it, Grow it.
Bombardier street cars not accepted by TTC (UPDATE)

Bombardier street cars not accepted by TTC (UPDATE)

The first round of new Toronto streetcars assembled in Thunder Bay weren't accepted due to manufacturing problems, says the TTC.
Dougall Media responds to mayor’s communication blackout

Dougall Media responds to mayor’s communication blackout

Thunder Bay's Mayor has decided he will no longer make himself available to reporters from Dougall Media. The action comes following a complaint he lodged over a reader comment posted on tbnewswatch.com (read full comment below).

New York Times heads to the Hoito for pancakes, labour history

THUNDER BAY -- The Grey Lady has now eaten a Finnish pancake.
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