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Chamber releases municipal candidate survey results

THUNDER BAY -- City voters have another tool to help them decide who is worthy of their vote on Oct. 27. The Chamber of Commerce has put together a survey for candidates , and the results are now posted online.
PC leadership hopeful Monte McNaughton wants party to expand provincial reach

PC leadership hopeful Monte McNaughton wants party to expand provincial reach

THUNDER BAY -- Monte McNaughton is amazed at the number of ridings his party has abandoned. Currently on a tour of all 107 Ontario ridings, the two-term MPP for Lambton-Kent-Middlesex said Northern Ontario is proof of that.
Unprecedented poll

Unprecedented poll

While not common, an advanced poll set up for members of a local young entrepreneurs group event is completely above board, says Thunder Bay’s city clerk.
Crown seeks 10 years

Crown seeks 10 years

THUNDER BAY – The Crown attorney wants Marcel Breton, a man who had $1.2 million in cash buried in his backyard, to spend 10 years in jail for his role in a drug trafficking operation police discovered five years ago.

George Jeffrey Children’s Centre names Tom Walters as permanent CEO

The George Jeffrey Children's Centre on Monday named its permanent CEO. Tom Walters has accepted the top job at the centre. He has been serving as the interim CEO since June of this year.
Meet the Candidates: Aldo Ruberto

Meet the Candidates: Aldo Ruberto

Aldo Ruberto sees a much different Thunder Bay now than when he was first elected to city council eight years ago.
Meet the Candidates: Sargon Khubyar

Meet the Candidates: Sargon Khubyar

Sargon Khubyar wants to see a more unified Thunder Bay. “When I look at this city I look at it as a city that has to be a little more inclusive to all the types of people that are here. We have to come together as a community.
Meet the Candidates: Barry Streib

Meet the Candidates: Barry Streib

Without Barry Streib , the Thunder Bay Blues Festival might never have been born.
Truck stop says weight restriction on Arthur Street would mean job losses

Truck stop says weight restriction on Arthur Street would mean job losses

A local business says weight restrictions on Arthur Street would mean job losses in the area.
Talks ongoing: Mayor says Swing Bridge could be open by Christmas

Talks ongoing: Mayor says Swing Bridge could be open by Christmas

Thunder Bay Mayor Keith Hobbs says based on ongoing talks, he believes the CN-owned James Street Swing Bridge will be open to vehicular traffic by Christmas or shortly thereafter.
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