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Murder a surprise to many Villa Street and area residents

Murder a surprise to many Villa Street and area residents

THUNDER BAY -- Some Villa Street residents say they were surprised to hear the news that a murder happened in their quiet neighbourhood. The city’s sixth homicide investigation of 2012 began after 7 p.m.
Police investigating sexual assault allegation as possible hate crime

Police investigating sexual assault allegation as possible hate crime

THUNDER BAY -- Police are investigating a possible hate crime after a woman was allegedly sexually assaulted and abducted last week. A 36-year-old woman was walking near Blucher Avenue on Dec. 27 around 9 p.m.

Cabs get ready for busy New Year's Eve

THUNDER BAY -- It's New Year's Eve, and that means you might be looking for a cab.
Debating gun control

Debating gun control

THUNDER BAY -- Stricter gun control laws won’t stop tragedies like the shooting in Sandy Hook Elementary School from happening, says a regional spokesman for an outdoors club.

Sioux Lookout's Angeconeb named to Order of Canada

While hockey greats Paul Henderson and Ken Dryden garnered most of the Order of Canada attention on New Year’s Eve, Northwestern Ontario has a reason to boast as well. Sioux Lookout’s Garnet Angeconeb was honoured by Gov.-Gen.

Police find pot, Ecstasy pills during several traffic stops

MARATHON, Ont. -- Police seized illegal drugs from three different vehicles during three different routine stops over the holidays. Officers with the OPP say on Dec.
Most read: 2012

Most read: 2012

For the past two weeks tbnewswatch.com has brought you our annual special feature we like to call the Look Back. We recapped every month, highlighting stories dominated headlines.

Police confirm sexual assault investigation, nothing else

Police confirm that they are investigating an alleged sexual assault but won’t say much more.
Heating up

Heating up

Action will be taken against industry if the Idle No More movement is not heard by the federal government soon Peter Collins said. The chief of Fort William First Nation stood with around 200 people just South of the James Street Bridge Sunday.

Man in hospital in critical condition, female suspect arrested at scene of Brant Street incident

A man is in hospital in serious condition after a Saturday morning assault. Police say the victim, allegedly assaulted by a female arrested at the scene, in the Brant Street area, is in critical condition in hospital.
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