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Waiting for answers

Waiting for answers

THUNDER BAY -- Nearly a month after a meeting with CN over the future of the James Street Swing Bridge, city hall is still waiting.

MNR helicopter rescues pilot of crashed plane near Sioux Lookout

SIOUX LOOKOUT, Ont. -- One person escaped serious injuries in a plane crash north of Sioux Lookout. The Transportation Safety Board says it happened around 2:30 p.m. Thursday.
A strong message

A strong message

THUNDER BAY -- Harvey Yesno says a recent Supreme Court of Canada decision sends a strong message on how to deal with Aboriginal title and rights.
Driving for awareness

Driving for awareness

THUNDER BAY -- Drug and alcohol abuse cuts a swath across all of society. It ruins lives, breaks up families and can lead to a life of crime. In the remoteness of Northern Ontario, the problems are exaggerated.

House Draw organizers hoping for late ticket sale rally

THUNDER BAY -- The Fort William Rotary Club is having trouble selling tickets to their annual house lottery. Sales have picked up over the last week, but they still have a ways to go if they want to donate their usual funds back to city charities.
Project Emma

Project Emma

Emma Hollanti loves animals.

TRAFFIC: Highway 17 re-opens at Jackfish River Bridge

THUNDER BAY — Highway 17 has re-opened. Ontario’s Ministry of Transportation, in a statement released to media, confirmed the re-opening of the highway, which closed Tuesday for emergency construction.
Porter Airlines celebrates five years, and 640,000 passengers, in Thunder Bay

Porter Airlines celebrates five years, and 640,000 passengers, in Thunder Bay

THUNDER BAY -- Five years and 640,000 passengers later, Porter Airlines is flying high in Thunder Bay. The Toronto-based airline celebrated its fifth anniversary in the city Thursday with a water cannon salute for its flight arriving at 10 a.m.
Serious commitment

Serious commitment

THUNDER BAY -- Bill Mauro is taking his new post seriously. The Liberal MPP for Thunder Bay-Atikokan was named to Premier Kathleen Wynne's cabinet Tuesday as the Minister of Natural Resources, a portfolio that includes forestry.
Under pressure

Under pressure

THUNDER BAY -- Being constantly over-capacity continues to put pressure on the hospital's budget. Despite now having 425 patients, the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre is only funded for 395 beds.
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