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City's first Startup Weekend encourages entrepreneurship and innovation

City's first Startup Weekend encourages entrepreneurship and innovation

THUNDER BAY -- Terry Smith knows a successful company needs more than just a single person steering the wheel.

Hobbs, four other Northern mayors hold meeting

SUDBURY -- Mayors from the region’s five largest cities met Friday to discuss Northern issues.
PC leadership candidate visits city on campaign

PC leadership candidate visits city on campaign

THUNDER BAY -- Vic Fedeli sees the Ring of Fire as a once in a generation opportunity Ontario can’t afford to waste.

Environment Canada issues special weather statement, forecasting freezing drizzle and snow

THUNDER BAY -- The national weather service has issued a special weather statement for the city, advising that precipitation is on its way.

Trio arrested, $147K worth of painkillers seized

Police have seized more than $147,000 worth of oxycodone and charged three people with drug-related offences.

Vince Riccio joins Liberal race in Thunder Bay-Rainy River

Vince Riccio has made it a two-horse race for the Liberals in Thunder Bay-Rainy River.
With MPAC reassessments heading to other cities in Ontario, Mayor Keith Hobbs hopes Queen's Park will finally listen

With MPAC reassessments heading to other cities in Ontario, Mayor Keith Hobbs hopes Queen's Park will finally listen

THUNDER BAY -- Keith Hobbs thinks that Queen's Park will do something now that communities in the south are being hit by MPAC reassessments.

Police looking for suspicious male who approached children earlier this week

THUNDER BAY -- Two separate reports of a suspicious male in the High Street area earlier this week has led police to warn parents to be on the lookout.
Police seeking female suspect

Police seeking female suspect

THUNDER BAY -- Police are searching for a suspect accused of stealing drugs from a north side pharmacy Thursday morning.
Highway 17 fully reopened days after train derailment

Highway 17 fully reopened days after train derailment

NIPIGON, Ont. -- Traffic is finally back to normal on the Trans-Canada Highway after a train derailment earlier this week.
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