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Council by Tweets: Jan. 19, 2015

THUNDER BAY -- On Monday night city council was back to work with a heavy agenda. Via the slideshow below, you can see how the Jan. 15 council meeting unfolded on Twitter.
Staal Foundation Open looks for help to keep success of its first tournament going

Staal Foundation Open looks for help to keep success of its first tournament going

With the success of its first year, the Staal Foundation Open wants the city's help to keep it going. The PGA Tour Canada tournament generated $2.7 million in economic impact to the province, more than $1.8 million to the city in its first year.
Sewer surcharge increase going to be a "hard sell" for councillors

Sewer surcharge increase going to be a "hard sell" for councillors

Councillors think they're going to have a tough time selling another increase. City council received a first report Monday on its 20-year wastewater system financial plan. With operating costs increasing around 2.

Council wants change or money from the province over reassessment issues

THUNDER BAY -- The city wants the province to change the way grain elevators are assessed or pay compensation for its decision.
Poverty strategy recommends city initiatives that could help those in need immediately

Poverty strategy recommends city initiatives that could help those in need immediately

THUNDER BAY -- The city should count its homeless, get more technology into the hands of low income families and subsidize bus fare for those who need it.
Church saving historical items from manse before demolition

Church saving historical items from manse before demolition

THUNDER BAY – Come Tuesday, the Trinity United Church’s century old manse will no longer be standing.
Lakehead University flag flown outside city hall

Lakehead University flag flown outside city hall

THUNDER BAY -- Without its own university many city residents would have passed up post-secondary education.
That’s not Winnipeg: Wrong turn puts suspected cigarette smugglers into the U.S.

That’s not Winnipeg: Wrong turn puts suspected cigarette smugglers into the U.S.

THUNDER BAY -- Three Canadian travellers returning to Canada from the U.S. with a so-called single pack of cigarettes may have underestimated their haul -- by about 99 cartons.
With drugs inadmissible, Lacoste acquitted of trafficking charge

With drugs inadmissible, Lacoste acquitted of trafficking charge

THUNDER BAY -- The trial for a man accused of drug trafficking ended abruptly after he was found not guilty minutes after the proceedings began. Thomas Lacoste was charged with possession of marijuana for the purpose of trafficking, but on Dec.

Thunder Bay man wins $100K in Encore draw

A November trip to South Franklin Street’s Alley’s Corner Variety proved bountiful for one Thunder Bay resident. Peter Davidson has a little extra spending cash after winning $100,000 in the Nov. 15 Encore draw, an add-on to Lotto 6/49.
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