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Nervous suspect fetches nothing from attempted drug store robbery

City police are looking for a suspect in connection with an attempted robbery at a southside grocery store pharmacy. Thunder Bay Police Service officials say a man entered the Arthur Street Safeway at about 8:30 p.m.

Four victims of weekend crash remain nameless pending post mortems

Four of the five victims of a fatal weekend crash will remain nameless until they can be positively identified, police said Tuesday.
Women to Women

Women to Women

Nina Ruberto understands the importance of early breast cancer detection. Ruberto received her canceer diagnoses shortly after her 40th birthday. By then the cancer was developed and Ruberto faced extensive treatment.
‘Inviting’

‘Inviting’

Ryan Hall isn’t your mother or father’s cafeteria.

Teen charged with attempted murder following shooting incident

A 17-year-old faces attempted murder charges following a shooting incident Friday night on the Wunnumin Lake First Nation.
'Bewildered'

'Bewildered'

A city councillor was bewildered Monday night that his colleagues wouldn't listen to evidence. For the past seven years residents of Mohawk Crescent have been asking the city to remove 11 tamarack trees.

Municipal Golf Course up for sale after resolution Monday

Municipal Golf Course is going up for sale. City council passed a closed-session resolution Monday night to put a request for proposals out on the land at Rosslyn Road and Hwy 130 to sell it at fair market value.

City takes first steps to reduce poverty after hearing report

With more than 15,000 people in Thunder Bay living in poverty, the city took its first step toward reducing that number Monday night.
Great shape

Great shape

This city is in great investing shape. That’s according to Kevin O’Leary, chairman of O’Leary Funds and the television personality who is best known for his work on CBC’s Dragons’ Den.
Inquest set to begin

Inquest set to begin

After nearly seven years, Stanley Moonias might finally get answers about his son's death. A coroner’s inquest into the 2006 death of Bruce Moonias officially opened on Monday in Thunder Bay with the swearing in of a jury.
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