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Unemployment rate rises in December

THUNDER BAY -- The unemployment rate rose in this area as the year came to a close. New numbers from Statistics Canada shows the the unemployment rate rose to 5.8 per cent for the Thunder Bay area in December 2014. That’s up from the 5.

Little Ray’s exhibit going ahead despite earlier travel woes

THUNDER BAY -- The show will go on.
Week in Review: Week 1

Week in Review: Week 1

THUNDER BAY -- This new feature -- Week in Review -- takes a quick look at the top stories of each week. The top stories are determined by user activity. Below are the top stories of the first full week in January, 2015.

Flu hits Pioneer Ridge

A respiratory outbreak at Pioneer Ridge has been identified as influenza A. As a result the senior home has put preventative measures in place, cancelling all admissions, transfers, discharges and social activities until further notice.

Ministry, OPP investigating sand pit death near Ear Falls

The ministry of labour and the OPP are investigating after a body was found in a sand pit near Ear Falls. Paul Campeau, 45, was found non-responsive around 3:30 a.m. Wednesday. A postmortem hasn't been scheduled yet for the Red Lake man.
Lakehead University does warn students about online comments

Lakehead University does warn students about online comments

What Lakehead University students and staff say on social media can have repercussions, says the school’s vice-provost for student affairs.
Saturday final day for Christmas tree drop off

Saturday final day for Christmas tree drop off

THUNDER BAY -- Anyone who may still have a real Christmas tree in their home has until Saturday to drop it off at one of 10 locations throughout the city.

Despite inadmissible evidence, drug case against Lacoste moving ahead

THUNDER BAY -- A trial for a man charged with trafficking will proceed next week despite the seized drugs in questions being ruled inadmissible. On Dec.
Homeowners may face increase in city sewer surcharge

Homeowners may face increase in city sewer surcharge

THUNDER BAY -- The city needs to pump more money into its sewer system. For the first time ever, city council will see a 20-year plan to maintain its wastewater system, which would cost around $625 million to replace.
Accused pleads guilty to manslaughter in 2013 homicide case

Accused pleads guilty to manslaughter in 2013 homicide case

THUNDER BAY -- A 36-year-old man has pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the stabbing death of Travis Cutfeet.
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