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Saving lives

Saving lives

The city wants to stop drug users from overdosing. On Monday the Thunder Bay Drug Strategy launched The Superior Thunder Bay Overdose Prevention Program, S.TO.P.P.

City police issue more than 50 tickets to drivers ignoring road closure signs

Thunder Bay Police issued more than 50 tickets to drivers ignoring road closure signs on Arundel Street over the weekend.
Privacy breach

Privacy breach

The Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre president and CEO is apologizing for a breach of personal health information.

Kenora OPP seize 25 pounds of pot

A speeding motorist likely wishes he’d let up on the gas as he passed through Kenora early Monday morning. Police pulled the man over at about 1 a.m.

Drug bust made in Big Trout Lake

Police have a 41-year-old man in custody after a seizure of drugs bound for Big Trout Lake.
Off the ground

Off the ground

The city’s summer festival season is now off the ground. Thousands of people took their kites to the skies around Chippewa Park Sunday for Thunder Bay’s 33 rd annual kite festival.

Off the ground

The city’s summer festival season is now off the ground. Thousands of people took their kites to the skies around Chippewa Park Sunday for Thunder Bay’s 33 rd annual kite festival.
Free on the Internet

Free on the Internet

Kyle Lees just wants to make people laugh. The 28-year-old Thunder Bay man is the cartoonist behind Ski Ninjas , a five-days a week comic strip found online.
Getting ready

Getting ready

Ryan Mackie hopes his sons will follow in his footsteps. As regional manager for a local mining lab, he has watched the mining industry grow in Thunder Bay over the past five years.
Food fight

Food fight

Nicole Bissell was hoping to reach 50 people when she started organizing a local march to join a global day of action.
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