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TRAFFIC: May Street rehabilitation project officially begins

THUNDER BAY -- A major road rehabilitation project has gotten underway that will disrupt traffic through the city's south downtown core area for several months.
Police seek shirtless man performing indecent acts at Boulevard Lake

Police seek shirtless man performing indecent acts at Boulevard Lake

THUNDER BAY -- City police are looking for the shirtless man in khaki shorts said to have been committing an indecent act in the bushes near the Black Bay Bridge.
On patrol

On patrol

THUNDER BAY -- A new, and rather large, ship is patrolling Lake Superior coast around this city. The Canadian Coast Guard ship Constable Carrière is a 140-foot mid-shore patrol vessel that will be in Thunder Bay until Friday.
Close call

Close call

SIOUX LOOKOUT, Ont. -- A nap near a trail in Sioux Lookout almost led to a man becoming a bear’s evening snack. Officials with the OPP say the 29-year-old Muskrat Dam man was snoozing next to a trail on Seventh Avenue just before 9:30 p.m.

Serious assault near City Hall

Thunder Bay Police are seeking public assistance after a serious assault near City Hall early on Canada Day.
Seven years

Seven years

THUNDER BAY -- Shirley Keesic says her brother Murray, if alive today, would forgive the man now convicted of killing him. "I know Murray would would say, 'Oh, I forgive you; I forgive you.

One man taken to hospital after Chippewa Road rollover

THUNDER BAY -- One man has been taken to hospital with undisclosed injuries following an early morning rollover on Chippewa Road.
Bridge saga goes on

Bridge saga goes on

THUNDER BAY - An option to get the James Street swing bridge open will be on the table Thursday, but what it will look like and who will pay for it has yet to be seen.

Grain shipments keeping port busy in June

THUNDER BAY -- The Port of Thunder Bay continues to reap the benefits of record prairie grain crop. The Port Authority says more than 965,000 tonnes of grain moved through the port last month.

New fire halls expected to be commissioned by August and December

THUNDER BAY – A new fire hall to replace the old Neebing facility is expected to be commissioned by August. That’s the most recent prediction from Thunder Bay Fire Rescue John Hay. Both fire halls are under construction.
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