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Quebec man charged after Ambrose Street drug bust

A 57-year-old man has been arrested following a major drug bust in the city. The combined organized crime unit raided an Ambrose Street home Thursday. Officers seized more than $90,000 worth of oxycodone and marijuana.

OPSEU gets strike mandate, college staff vote 71 per cent in favour

While nearly 30 per cent of his members voted against giving the union a strike mandate, the local union president for college support staff says the 71 per cent in favour have sent a clear message.
For the love of art

For the love of art

Jordan Pretchuk loves art.

Illegal wolf hunter fined $1,500

A Wisconsin man convicted of illegally shooting a wolf will have to pay $1,500. According to the MNR, the incident took place last November in the Dryden area.

Three charged after hotel-room drug bust

Police seized oxycodone, marijuana and cash after searching a hotel room in Sioux Lookout hotel Monday.

Two dead after highway truck crash

Two people are dead following a motor vehicle crash near Red Lake. Officials with the Red lake detachment of the OPP say at 1 p.m. Thursday a pick-up truck was travelling northbound on Nungesser Road when the vehicle rolled several times.
Miners evacuated

Miners evacuated

A worker evacuated from Goldcorp Inc.’s fire-endangered Musselwhite gold mine north of Thunder Bay says it was like sitting next to a 10-mile long campfire.
Dealing with dealers

Dealing with dealers

Retirement took the mayor away from the police force, but it appears you can never really take the police force out of the mayor. Mayor Keith Hobbs tried to make a drug bust recently.
PC leader releases plan for Northern Ontario during local visit

PC leader releases plan for Northern Ontario during local visit

Cutting costs is one thing Tim Hudak doesn’t want to do if he was Ontario’s premier, but says it has to be done. Faced with a $16.
Bus carriers worry region unable to support new competition

Bus carriers worry region unable to support new competition

Regional bus carriers worry the possible arrival of a new transportation service will deliver a blow to their already low ridership. British Columbia-based Pacific Western Transportation Ltd.
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