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Injunction filed

Injunction filed

Leaders in Attawapiskat have filed an injunction to stop the federal government’s decision to put third party management in charge of the community’s finances.

Thunder Bay 17th most dangerous city in Canada: Maclean’s

Maclean’s Magazine released its chart of the most dangerous cities in Canada in 2010. Thunder Bay ranks 17th on the list, which puts it 36 percent above the country’s average crime rate.

Meeting between Attawapiskat chief, aboriginal affairs minister wraps up

OTTAWA - Aboriginal Affairs Minister John Duncan and the chief of the troubled Attawapiskat reserve have concluded a critical meeting.
Seeing is believing

Seeing is believing

Natural Resources Minister Michael Gravelle is eagerly awaiting a peek at the now temporarily closed Global Sticks’s latest business plan.

Hundreds attend Greenstone Ring of Fire information session

The community of Greenstone is learning more about a processing facility for Ring of Fire development.

Emergency landing

A plane flying from Attawapiskat to Thunder Bay was forced to make an emergency landing in Geraldton on Wednesday afternoon. Greenstone Mayor Renald Beaulieu said the twin-engine plane, owned by Thunder Airlines, lost power to one engine.
Flight delayed

Flight delayed

A planned daily flight between Thunder Bay and Minneapolis won’t happen until at least next fall, says Bearskin Airline vice president Cliff Friesen.

Renewable fuel operation delayed by up to six months

Officials involved with a regional renewable fuel operation are now waiting for contracts before moving ahead.
Cut cable leads to phone disruptions on south side

Cut cable leads to phone disruptions on south side

A fibre and cable cut could leave TBayTel customers on the south side of the city without service Wednesday night.
Homeowner captures suspected thief

Homeowner captures suspected thief

Geoff Mackenzie found out that when it comes to an intruder in your house, a baseball bat will beat a hammer most of the time. Mackenzie has lived on Mark Street with his two sons for the past 20 years.
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