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Area inflation rate rises to 1.5 per cent in March

The rate of inflation increased only slightly in the Thunder Bay area in March. New numbers from Statistics Canada reveals that the rate of inflation for march was at 1.5 per cent for this area, which is a modest increase from the 1.

City police arrest break-and-enter suspect

THUNDER BAY -- City police arrested and charged a 22-year-old with break and enter, and resisting arrest early Thursday morning.
Officer charged

Officer charged

A city police officer has been charged following a crash that sent four people to the hospital on April 10.

Province toughens up vaccine requirements for students

TORONTO -- Ontario is toughening up vaccine requirements for students.
Suspect out on bail

Suspect out on bail

THUNDER BAY -- A woman accused of murder has been released on bail. Priscilla Thomas, 38, was charged with second-degree murder in connection with the death of Jeffrey Munroe, 35.
Business bonus

Business bonus

Southside business owners are seeing more people through their doors and hope there's more to come with the opening of the new consolidated courthouse.

Fort Frances puts casino on October ballot

When Fort Frances residents go to the municipal election polls in October, they’ll also be voting on whether or not to licence a casino in their town.
Playing it safe?

Playing it safe?

THUNDER BAY -- The failure of the American Hockey League in Abbotsford, B.C. has little bearing on the City of Thunder Bay’s pursuit of the Winnipeg Jets primary farm team, says Mayor Keith Hobbs and city manager Tim Commisso.

City police officers to receive service awards Thursday

More than a dozen city police officers will be awarded for their service Thursday night. The Exemplary Service Award will be given to 15 officers with the Thunder Bay Police Service who have more than 20 years of service.
Citizens for a Waterfront Event Centre hosting rally next month

Citizens for a Waterfront Event Centre hosting rally next month

THUNDER BAY -- A local committee wants to reward the city for its due diligence on a proposed event centre with a rally next month.
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