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Rebuilding the city: Mayoral candidates talk infrastructure

Rebuilding the city: Mayoral candidates talk infrastructure

THUNDER BAY -- Shane Judge believes rebuilding what he calls the city’s “hard services” must take priority for the next council.
Legacy of Terry Fox inspires local elementary school students

Legacy of Terry Fox inspires local elementary school students

THUNDER BAY -- Terry Fox is a symbol of perseverance. That’s what students at C.D.
Two in hospital with non-life threatening injuries after motorcycle crash

Two in hospital with non-life threatening injuries after motorcycle crash

THUNDER BAY -- Two people are in hospital with non-life threatening injuries after a Friday evening collision involving a motorcycle.

Customers returning to Chinese Food restaurant after seafood seizure

THUNDER BAY -- A local restaurant is seeing its customers come back after the health unit seized hundreds of kilograms of meat and seafood from it earlier this month.

Wasaya releases restructuring details

THUNDER BAY -- More details have emerged regarding the restructuring of Wasaya Airways. The company announced the move Thursday but provided no details on what changes would be made as part of the restructuring.

Suspect in Victoria Avenue robbery arrested

THUNDER BAY -- City police have arrested a man believed to be connected to a Victoria Avenue robbery.
The root cause

The root cause

THUNDER BAY -- A lack of housing is the root cause of many problems in the province, including in Northwestern Ontario.
Region’s hospital remains only facility to earn lead practice award from Accreditation Canada

Region’s hospital remains only facility to earn lead practice award from Accreditation Canada

THUNDER BAY -- It’s been five years since Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre adopted a patient-family advisor model.
Seven suspects linked to pair of homicide cases appear in court

Seven suspects linked to pair of homicide cases appear in court

Seven suspects charged in two local homicide investigations appeared in court Friday.
Staffing level improvements desperately needed at long-term care facilities: Report

Staffing level improvements desperately needed at long-term care facilities: Report

THUNDER BAY -- Dorothy Winterburn says personal support workers and registered practical nurses at Ontario’s long-term care facilities shouldn’t feel like they’re putting in time on the assembly-line floor.
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