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Snow sequel

Snow sequel

Don’t put your snow shovels away just yet. Environment Canada has issued a winter storm watch for this area for Thursday and Friday.

Nurses to hold information picket at Health Unit Wednesday

Visitors to the Thunder Bay District Health Unit office will be faced with an information picket Wednesday.
Still at odds

Still at odds

After speaking with Canada’s Minister of Aboriginal Affairs, Nishnawbe Aski Nation Grand Chief Harvey Yesno is no happier with the country’s planned First Nations education reform than when it was first announced last week.
Conference aims to engage job seekers in mining industry

Conference aims to engage job seekers in mining industry

Employment opportunities in the mining industry extend beyond the pit.
Police partnership

Police partnership

Paddy Peters wants to read positive stories from his community. The chief of Pikangikum First Nation said there has been a lot of negative media attention on his community in recent years, a lot of it focused on youth.
Back to the city?

Back to the city?

After nearly 20 years of being enforced by local police, taxi bylaws could be heading back to the city. The Thunder Bay Police Service has administered licensing for taxis and limousines in the city since 1996.
Winter celebration

Winter celebration

Winterfest wouldn’t be right without some fresh snow. Mother Nature delivered on that front, creating a setting seemingly straight from a snow globe for a Family Day celebration at Prince Arthur’s Landing.
Water main break

Water main break

An early morning water main break is dampening the Family Day spirit. Part of the north downtown core was shut down as the break is wreaking havoc on the holiday Monday, with businesses and roads closed.

Four died in last week's Mishkeegogmang house fire

Nishnawbe-Aski Police have confirmed four people died last Thursday in a tragic house fire in Mishkeegogmang First Nation. The bodies were found inside the home. Post-mortem examinations are scheduled for later this week in Toronto.
Interior damage

Interior damage

Fire crews had a busy start to their Family Day after an early morning fire. Thunder Bay Fire Rescue responded to a Walkover Street home at approximately 3 a.m. Monday morning when neighbours noticed smoke and flames emerging through the house.
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