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Images released

Images released

THUNDER BAY -- Police have released surveillance footage images that show the two men suspected of robbing a southside gas bar. Thunder Bay Police Service officers responded to reports of a robbery at the Shell gas station at 251 W Arthur St.
New beginning

New beginning

Ontario's regional chief sees the city's new consolidated courthouse as the beginning of change for First Nation people within Canada's justice system.

Conservation Authority releases flood outlook statement

DISTRICT OF THUNDER BAY -- The Lakehead Region Conservation Authority has released a flood outlook statement.

New uniforms for nurses could correct age-old patient complaint

THUNDER BAY -- Officials at the region's hospital hope they've found a solution to a common complaint.
Blast of reality

Blast of reality

THUNDER BAY -- Mining jobs have long been touted as the Northwestern Ontario’s best chance at a return to prosperity. But a career in the industry isn’t for everyone.

LU professors awarded for nursing mask project

THUNDER BAY -- Three associate professors from Lakehead University's School of Nursing have won Provincial Teaching Innovation Awards for their project involving masks.

Four to receive honourary degrees during LU convocation ceremonies

THUNDER BAY -- Four individuals will receive honourary degrees during convocation ceremonies at Lakehead University next month. The University has announced honourary doctorates for Dr.
Shipping starts

Shipping starts

THUNDER BAY -- Better late than never, says CEO Tim Heney. On Tuesday the CEO of the Thunder Bay Port Authority presented MV Algoma Enterprise Capt.

Thunder Bay man arrested after complaints of child porn tweets

THUNDER BAY -- Tweeting child pornography led to the arrest of a local 52-year-old man. Thunder Bay Police Service officials say they began an investigation following a complaint from the National Child Exploitation Coordination Centre.

Tbaytel Internet restored after 15-hour outage

THUNDER BAY -- A 15-hour, citywide Internet outage appears to be over. Tbaytel officials confirmed that much of its services had been restored just after 2 a.m. Wednesday.
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