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Pet review

Pet review

It seems every dog, and cat, will have its day after all. Last month Coun. Aldo Ruberto wanted administration to look into whether the city should limit the amount of pets people have in their homes and how other cities handle multi-pet situations.

Councillors concerned about new OLG agreement

Some councillors are concerned with new rules around collecting casino revenues.
EcoSuperior introduces city's first bike lockers

EcoSuperior introduces city's first bike lockers

A business has taken a step beyond traditional bike racks in an effort to give its cycling employees greater peace of mind.
Scientific rally

Scientific rally

A lack of science means a lack of progress.
Leaving a Legacy: Your Will is a Gift campaign kicks off at city hall

Leaving a Legacy: Your Will is a Gift campaign kicks off at city hall

Dawn Ironside wants people to know that when it comes time to make afterlife decisions there are opportunities to make a difference in the community. Ironside lost her husband’s mother, Olga, unexpectedly in 2002.
Sentencing delayed

Sentencing delayed

The sentencing hearing for a Thunder Bay man facing manslaughter charges was postponed Monday because the court didn't receive pre-sentence reports until the morning of the hearing.
Business obstacles

Business obstacles

Tim Hudak says government regulation is handcuffing businesses in Ontario’s North. The Progressive Conservative leader on Monday said that’s the message he heard loud and clear from stakeholders at a round table he hosted in Thunder Bay.

Police, family continue search for missing duck hunter

The OPP continues its search of the English River near Ear Falls for a missing duck hunter. The search began Thursday when a pair of duck hunters fell into the water Wednesday evening after their vessel capsized.

OPP dive team locates missing angler’s body

An OPP dive team has recovered the body of a U.S. man who went missing last Thursday while fishing on Northern Lights Lake.

Ice-cream truck driver arrested, truck towed

City police caught the attention of onlookers with a unique arrest Saturday afternoon. Officers with the Thunder Bay Police Service took the 44-year-old man into custody without incident just after 1 p.m.
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