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TRAFFIC: Intersection at John Street and Winnipeg Avenue closed (UPDATE)

TRAFFIC: Intersection at John Street and Winnipeg Avenue closed (UPDATE)

THUNDER BAY -- Motorists travelling along John Street Thursday morning may be forced to make a short detour .

Parking chip problems at hospital lead to temporary free parking

THUNDER BAY -- The region’s hospital’s new parking system has run into a bit of a roadblock. The Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre recently moved to a new parking system that utilizes tokens.
Man with lengthy fraud record gets more than five months jail time for 2013 charges

Man with lengthy fraud record gets more than five months jail time for 2013 charges

THUNDER BAY -- A city man will spend more than five months in jail after being sentenced on fraud charges.
MPAC reassessments have cost the city $5 million to-date, service reductions or higher taxes likely

MPAC reassessments have cost the city $5 million to-date, service reductions or higher taxes likely

THUNDER BAY -- Reduced services or higher taxes might be the city's only options as it continues to lose millions of dollars to property reassessments.
Changes to The Beer Store could help The Sleeping Giant Brewing Company get into local stores

Changes to The Beer Store could help The Sleeping Giant Brewing Company get into local stores

THUNDER BAY -- A local brewery says it's excited to hear more about changes to The Beer Store.

Changes to The Beer Store could help The Sleeping Giant Brewing Company get into local stores

A local brewery says it's excited to hear more about changes to The Beer Store.
Defibrillator donated to Boys and Girls Club

Defibrillator donated to Boys and Girls Club

THUNDER BAY -- The Boys and Girls Club of Thunder Bay is getting a defibrillator. The device, used to shock the heart during the critical moments following a cardiac arrest event, is being donated to the north-side facility in memory of Const.
CN gives city James Street Swing Bridge offer, feds willing to mediate

CN gives city James Street Swing Bridge offer, feds willing to mediate

THUNDER BAY -- The city has received an offer from CN over the James Street Swing Bridge and the federal government is willing to mediate a solution.

This season’s Festive Ride saw more impaired driving charges laid than year before

THUNDER BAY -- The province’s police force is expressing extreme disappointment with the results of this season’s Festive Ride.

Nipigon to receive $1 million from province for waterfront development project

NIPIGON, Ont. -- The province is investing $1 million for Nipigon’s waterfront development plans.
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