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Atikokan man dead after Highway crash near Ignace

Provincial police have released the identity of a man killed in a Thursday morning highway crash. Members of the Ignace detachment of the OPP say Danny Henderson, 57, of Atikokan, was killed after a two vehicle crash just after 7 a.m.
Public input

Public input

The fate of Fort William Gardens was placed in the hands of the public on Wednesday night.
Shift change

Shift change

As city police ready to transition to 12-hour work shifts, Bombardier employees are saying goodbye to seven-day work weeks.
Chippewa Zoo animals at their best in the winter cold

Chippewa Zoo animals at their best in the winter cold

Animals at the Chippewa Wildlife Exhibit look their best when the public can't see them. Visitors to the local zoo are used to straining to find wolves coyotes or caribou on a hot day as the animals typically hide out in the shade.

Richardson, Kozorys vying for NDP’s Thunder Bay - Atikokan riding nod

Ontario’s New Democratic Party has selected a date for nominating a candidate to run in the Thunder Bay - Atikokan riding.
'Slow down'

'Slow down'

The city’s police force is asking drivers to slow down. So is the OPP as a vehicle rollover on Highway 61 Wednesday morning became a four-vehicle incident.
Morning crash

Morning crash

At least one person was sent to hospital after a Wednesday morning crash on the city’s north side. Emergency crews were forced to use the jaws of life just before 9 a.m. to remove a woman passenger from the van she was trapped in.

Police arrest suspect in Mac’s robbery

City police have arrested a suspect in connection with a January convenience store robbery. Detectives with the Thunder Bay Police Service have arrested a 26-year-old local man following an investigation into the Jan.
Global what?

Global what?

A mild summer, cool fall and now an Arctic blast doesn’t mean climate change has been debunked, nor does it expose a scientific myth. According to Dr.

Many residents avoiding flu shot as more H1N1 confirmed

As the number of H1N1 cases continue to increase, the Thunder Bay District Health unit says there is still a large number of people deciding not to get the vaccination.
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