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Still missing: Family holding out hope that Michael Bailey is still alive

Still missing: Family holding out hope that Michael Bailey is still alive

Gail Bailey has a hard time walking down the street without seeing her missing son Michael’s face on every corner.
Skill change

Skill change

Thunder Bay has gained almost as many people as it’s lost over the past decade a new report indicates.

Police seize cocaine, marijuana and hash after two searches

Police say they’ve seized nearly $200,000 worth of narcotics following two raids in the city.
Picking sides

Picking sides

The debate for the future home of the proposed event centre continues across the city and online.
Businessman says provincial strategy will help level playing field for Aboriginal businesses

Businessman says provincial strategy will help level playing field for Aboriginal businesses

Steven Bolduc says having a provincial procurement strategy will help level the playing field for Aboriginal businesses. Bolduc, who is from Fort William First Nation, was raised at an early age in Hornepayne, Ont.

Cause of South Gillies fire will likely never be known

The cause of a devastating fire Wednesday in South Gillies will likely remain a mystery. The fire broke out just before the noon hour on Highway 595 near the corner of Highway 608.

Motel fire in Pickle Lake sends guests outdoors

A motel fire in Pickle Lake forced tenants to take shelter in a nearby school early this morning. Just before 3 a.m., a guest staying at the Winston Motel reported that a fire had broken out in the kitchen area.
House fire claims life

House fire claims life

One man is dead following an early morning house fire on the city’s south side. Officials with the Thunder Bay Fire and Rescue say that fire crews were called to 438 Victoria Avenue around 4:30 a.m.
Having a say

Having a say

Residents in the municipality of Neebing voiced their concerns over the proposed amendment to expand the definition of a dog kennel. More than 60 people crowded into to the Neebing council chamber Wednesday for the special meeting.
Erasing bike lanes

Erasing bike lanes

Two Thunder Bay councilors want to scrub the painted bikes lanes off the city’s streets. At-Large councillors Larry Hebert and Ken Boschoff have both announced plans to make the streets safer for motorists and bicyclists.
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