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Deal approved

Deal approved

Local gamblers won’t have to take their fun and games south of the border after all.
Domestic dispute

Domestic dispute

A 29-year-old man is in custody following an Egan Street domestic dispute on Thursday.
On the right track

On the right track

THUNDER BAY -- A recently published Canadian study concludes community drug treatment programs lead to less people in jail. For many the study is strong evidence that this city is on the right track with its drug strategy.
Event Centre proponents say there are no parking issues during major events

Event Centre proponents say there are no parking issues during major events

THUNDER BAY -- The waterfront's busiest time of the year seems to be showing that parking in the city's north core isn't an issue.
Suspects arrested

Suspects arrested

THUNDER BAY -- City police have arrested two of four suspects connected to a vicious Canada Day assault that eventually became a homicide case.

Former auditor general, national chief join ELA board

KENORA, Ont. -- The Experimental Lakes Area near Kenora has some big names on its newly announced board of directors. The ELA was in danger of closing its doors in 2012 after the federal government announced it would end funding for it.
Airport turns 20

Airport turns 20

When Thunder Bay International Airport’s new terminal opened 20 years ago it was state-of-the art and the newest facility in Canada.

Firefighters begin annual smoke alarm awareness program

THUNDER BAY -- Firefighters have begun their seasonal residential visits for smoke alarm awareness.
Corporate approach

Corporate approach

THUNDER BAY -- Nick Mulder would like to see less provincial and federal government and more community and corporate involvement as Ring of Fire development moves forward.

Health Unit issues swimming advisory for Boulevard Lake beach

THUNDER BAY -- The health unit has issued a swimming advisory for the main beach at Boulevard Lake. The Wednesday advisory from the Thunder Bay and District Health Unit is a response to high levels of E. coli bacteria in the water.
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