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Suspicious death

Suspicious death

THUNDER BAY -- City police are awaiting autopsy results before they provide details about a suspicious death that is being investigated. The Thunder Bay Police Service was called at about 10:45 p.m.
Exploring the culture

Exploring the culture

THUNDER BAY -- It was only a few years ago that Josh Szajewski learned he had a Metis heritage.
Rib Fest concludes

Rib Fest concludes

THUNDER BAY -- Gus Sakellis came just short of sweeping two titles at last year’s Rib Fest. Sakellis and his operation, Ribs Royal BBQ, won the judges’ award for Best Ribs but there was room for improvement with the sauce.

Two people taken to hospital after ATV rollover

THUNDER BAY -- Two people were injured, one critically, after their all-terrain vehicle rolled over early Sunday morning. The Thunder Bay Police Service report the single-vehicle incident occurred shortly before 1 a.m.
War of words

War of words

THUNDER BAY -- Bombardier is accusing national union representatives of spreading false information three days prior to when members of Unifor Local 1075 cast secret ballots on the company’s final offer, potentially ending the nearly six-week l
Westfort Street Fair has 'immense' impact on area businesses

Westfort Street Fair has 'immense' impact on area businesses

THUNDER BAY -- For more than 30 years the Westfort Street Fair has been a way for residents from all over the city to meet a vibrant southside neighbourhood.
City to correct 'Thunder of Bay' sign at the marina

City to correct 'Thunder of Bay' sign at the marina

THUNDER BAY – A prominent sign at Prince Arthur’s Landing has caught the attention of social media.

Community Living agencies to receive combined $95,500 from provincial government

THUNDER BAY -- Two agencies who provide valuable programs and services for the developmentally disabled are getting a hand from the province. MPP Bill Mauro (Lib.
Failure to recognize

Failure to recognize

THUNDER BAY – Gary Lipinski believes the federal Conservatives view Metis people as a class below other Aboriginal peoples.

Bentz to seek fourth term in Northwood

THUNDER BAY -- And then there were two. With Coun. Mark Bentz filing Thursday to run again in Northwood, at-large Coun. Rebecca Johnson and McIntyre Coun. Trevor Giertuga are the only remaining incumbents yet to declare their intentions for the Oct.
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