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Young NDP MPs hope to get youth more involved in politics

Two of the Federal NDP's youngest MPs were in the city Thursday trying get youth more involved in politics. Dan Harris,33, and Elaine Michaud, who was elected at 25-years-old, visited Lakehead University for a meet and greet Thursday afternoon.
Come as You Are

Come as You Are

Grace Simpson had no idea what to expect entering high school. At 14, she faced a double whammy.

Investigation into fatal fire continues, cause still unknown

THUNDER BAY – The probe continues into Monday night's fatal fire in a Limbrick Street townhouse. The blaze claimed the life of a 30-year old man whose identity has still not been released.
Testimony continues

Testimony continues

OPP Sgt. Darryl Storey told a trauma room team he believed he was travelling about 100 kilometres per hour when the collision that killed an 18-year-old Thunder Bay woman occurred.

Illegal moose hunt results in $4,000 in fines

An illegal hunting trip has cost three Kenora men more than $4,000 in fines. The three men pleaded guilty to the charges of illegally killing a moose in December 2011 and were fined a total of $4,750.

Tickets now on sale for Luncheon of Hope

The Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation will celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the TBayTel Luncheon of Hope next month.
Relief fund clarity

Relief fund clarity

Landlords affected by the May flooding disaster may not qualify for assistance from the Disaster Relief Fund .
Officers found guilty

Officers found guilty

THUNDER BAY – Two of the three city police officers charged with misconduct have been found guilty under the Police Services Act.
Delta confirmed

Delta confirmed

THUNDER BAY – The city’s worst kept secret has been revealed– Delta Hotels and Resorts will be the waterfront hotelier.
Catholic school board exceeds provincial standards, public board lags behind

Catholic school board exceeds provincial standards, public board lags behind

Once again Lakehead Public Schools is lagging behind other Ontario school boards when it comes to proficiency in reading, writing and mathematics.
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