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Furniture truck tips on Expressway

THUNDER BAY -- A truck suddenly tipped over on the Thunder Bay Expressway Tuesday evening leading to traffic issues in the area. The mishap occurred just before 6 p.m.
Shipwreck found

Shipwreck found

NIPIGON, Ont. -- Chris Berner immediately knew his dive team had found a shipwreck when trying to retrieve a net for a research vessel last Saturday.
Social agenda

Social agenda

THUNDER BAY -- The city is taking its social problems south in hopes of getting some provincial relief.
Support innovation

Support innovation

THUNDER BAY -- The city needs to continue to support innovation despite the fact that a decade-old company might be heading to receivership.
'Amazing little girl'

'Amazing little girl'

THUNDER BAY – The eight-year-old girl tragically killed in a domestic incident early Monday morning was angelic and well-mannered, say her upstairs neighbours.
Memorial erected at home where young girl was murdered

Memorial erected at home where young girl was murdered

THUNDER BAY - Rebecca Zajac doesn't want to live in a violent city anymore and she knows she's not alone.
Tensions rise on picket line as Bombardier moves TTC cars off site

Tensions rise on picket line as Bombardier moves TTC cars off site

THUNDER BAY – A Bombardier spokeswoman is calling the conduct of striking Unifor Local 1075 members during the movement of light rail cars “disgusting.” The company moved two finished cars out of the plant shortly after 9:30 a.m.

Health unit issues new swimming advisory for Boulevard Lake main beach

THUNDER BAY -- The health unit has issued a new swimming advisory for a public beach. On Tuesday the Thunder Bay and District Health Unit issued the new swimming advisory for the main beach at Boulevard Lake.

OPP net 10 pounds of pot during traffic stop

KENORA, Ont. -- Provincial police report that officers have made a substantial marijuana seizure in Northwestern Ontario.
Councillor wants golf course sale proceeds put back into parks

Councillor wants golf course sale proceeds put back into parks

Coun. Iain Angus says if the Thunder Bay had to sell Municipal Golf Course, at the very least it should reinvest the $650,000 purchase price into existing city owned parks.
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