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Police seek public’s help in finding missing teen

Police are asking for the public's help in locating a missing teen. Officials with the Thunder Bay Police Service say 15- year old Jordan Wabasse has not been heard from since Monday.
Upset, but realistic

Upset, but realistic

They don’t like it, but it looks like an $8.6 million overrun on phase one of the city’s waterfront development project will get the OK from city council on Monday night. Eight of nine councillors spoken to by tbnewswatch.

Local visit scheduled for Ontario’s premier

Ontario’s premier is expected to make a local stop next week.
Manual tune

Manual tune

Autotune was not used in the production of Jean-Paul De Roover’s latest EP. “I strictly and specifically never use autotune,” said the Thunder Bay musician.

7 sent to nursing station after plane crashes in Kasabonika

Seven people have been sent to a nursing station with non-life threatening injuries following a plane crash Wednesday afternoon at Kasabonika First Nation.
Budget adds up

Budget adds up

The city loosened its belt a little on the proposed 2011 budget with a few additions worth $239,000, but the proposed tax rate is still likely to drop.
Waterfront woes

Waterfront woes

After learning the first phase of the city’s waterfront development plan will cost $8.6 million more than last calculated, Mayor Keith Hobbs is questioning whether or not project manager Katherine Dugmore was the right person to lead the way.
Grade 6 student convinces mayor to accept curfew compromise

Grade 6 student convinces mayor to accept curfew compromise

If a curfew for youth is approved and implemented in Thunder Bay, it could come with a Kayla clause. Grade 6 student Kayla Dupuis suggested to Mayor Keith Hobbs Wednesday in her classroom at St.

Man charged with assault after Westfort stabbing

A 61-year-old city man faces an assault charge following a stabbing incident around noon at a Westfort apartment building. Officers with the Thunder Bay Police Service were called by a 59-year-old woman who reported she had been stabbed in the leg.

Public school board hosts annual diversity conference

Some students from both Thunder Bay school boards took learning outside the classroom Wednesday.
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