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Union members say frontline health-care workers face wage freezes , managers get raises

Union members say frontline health-care workers face wage freezes , managers get raises

THUNDER BAY -- Wage freezes for health-care workers over the past two years are actually wage cuts, says Unifor members.

Unemployment numbers rise slightly for Thunder Bay area: StatsCan

THUNDER BAY -- While the city’s jobless rate remains among the lowest in the province, Statistics Canada numbers show it did rise slightly in October.
Law and enforcement agencies remind public to keep safe during hunting season

Law and enforcement agencies remind public to keep safe during hunting season

THUNDER BAY -- With hunting season in full swing, local law and enforcement agencies are reminding the public to exercise caution when taking part in outdoor activities.
Steve Bell takes Pilgrimage release on Canadian tour

Steve Bell takes Pilgrimage release on Canadian tour

After 25 years, 17 albums, and multiple major music awards, Winnipeg singer and songwriter Steve Bell just released his most ambitious project to date.
Golf Links Road to partially reopen Monday

Golf Links Road to partially reopen Monday

THUNDER BAY -- After a summer of major construction, a stretch of Golf Links Road is set to reopen to traffic Monday.

Hit-and-run suspect arrested

A 24-year-old woman is facing charges after a recent hit-and-run. Thunder Bay Police say the woman, who has not been named, has been charged with failing to report an accident and driving a motor vehicle without a licence.

Transit free for veterans on Remembrance Day

To honour sacrifices made in combat, the City of Thunder Bay is offering free transit services to veterans on Remembrance Day.
Next stage in waterfront development taken to the public at open house

Next stage in waterfront development taken to the public at open house

Reclaimed beaches, extended biking trails and a revamped festival area are all possibilities should the city move ahead with Phase 2 of its ambitious waterfront development plan.
Perceived PC leadership front runner makes local campaign stop

Perceived PC leadership front runner makes local campaign stop

THUNDER BAY -- No matter who the competition is, Christine Elliott says she is going to run her race and try to get the numbers back on her party's side.
Moderation key for living healthy, active in technological world: Health expert

Moderation key for living healthy, active in technological world: Health expert

THUNDER BAY -- Life has definitely gotten easier over the years, says Mark Tremblay. But the invention of remote controls, snow blowers and automatic garage-door openers has led to a lot less day-to-day activity, especially in Ontario’s youth.
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