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Wynne accepts debate

Wynne accepts debate

THUNDER BAY – This time the Ontario Liberals are in for a debate in the North. Liberal Leader Kathleen Wynne released a sttatement Sunday afternoon confirming she will participate in a northern leaders’ debate from 1:15 to 2:15 p.m.
Learning self-defence

Learning self-defence

THUNDER BAY -- Keira Purdon reached a point where she decided she needed to learn to physically defend herself.

TRAFFIC: Water Street reopened, 10 Mile Road Race to proceed as normal

THUNDER BAY -- The 10 Mile Road Race won't have to be detoured after all. City officials say Water Street was reopened Saturday evening after repairs to the pedestrian overpass were completed.

City not expected to receive Attawapiskat evacuees

THUNDER BAY -- At this point it does not look like the city will be hosting evacuees from the remote Attawapiskat First Nation. A state of emergency was declared in the James Bay area First Nation on Friday due to the high risk of flooding.
Scary crash

Scary crash

THUNDER BAY -- One person has been taken to hospital with unknown injuries following a frightening collision late Saturday afternoon.
Bouncing good time

Bouncing good time

THUNDER BAY -– If it were up to Merritt Morine, she would spend every day at the city’s new trampoline park.

Police investigating restaurant robbery

THUNDER BAY -- City police are investigating a Friday evening robbery at a north side sandwich shop. A release from the Thunder Bay Police Service says a man entered the downtown Mr.
Train safety

Train safety

OLIVER PAIPOONGE, Ont. – A teenager narrowly avoided serious injury after trying to jump on a moving train.

New ruling means courts won’t push MOE to rule on Big Thunder Wind Park

New ruling means courts won’t push MOE to rule on Big Thunder Wind Park An attempt to have the courts push the Ministry of Environment to rule on the Big Thunder Wind Park has failed. Last month, Horizon Wind Inc.

TRAFFIC: Section of Water Street shut down, may impact 10 Mile Road Race

THUNDER BAY – Problems with the pedestrian overpass has prompted the closure of a portion of one of the city’s busiest streets.
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