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Pair arrested after Sioux Lookout robbery

Police in Sioux Lookout arrested two suspects believed to be involved in a back alley attack and robbery in that community Monday.

Terrace Bay Pulp should resume operations this weekend: Union

The president of the union representing workers at Terrace Bay Pulp says it appears the operation should re-open by this weekend. The mill has been shut down since a large blow tank exploded on Oct.
Despite cost concerns, council approves transport plan

Despite cost concerns, council approves transport plan

Some councillors are concerned about the cost of a plan to get more people moving in the city. While city council did approve the draft Transport Demand Management Plan Monday, Coun.
City presents first annual Crime prevention awards Monday

City presents first annual Crime prevention awards Monday

Ellen Chambers doesn’t feel like a hero.
Citizens respond

Citizens respond

The local humane society has been overwhelmed with an outpouring of support from the community, the organization’s executive director said Monday. On Friday tbnewswatch.
‘Pure hell’

‘Pure hell’

A woman who says she had her tooth pulled and saw her boyfriend’s finger cut off during two alleged kidnappings described her experiences to a courtroom Monday as “pure hell.
Taking a legal step

Taking a legal step

Leaders from a group of First Nation communities believe the environmental assessment set for Ring of Fire development doesn’t feature enough public consultation.

Second-degree murder case adjourned until next year

The second-degree murder case that was halted for under representation in the jury pool will not resume until sometime after the New Year. Andre Wareham appeared briefly at the Thunder Bay Superior Court of Justice on Monday.
Lights on

Lights on

A local Christmas tradition is set to once again light up city streets on Dec. 3. The 13th Annual Thunder Bay Police Association Parade of Lights is set to start at 7 p.m.
Fighting overdose

Fighting overdose

With prescription drug abuse on the rise in Thunder Bay, drug strategy officials want to put anti-overdose medication in the hands of those who need it most.
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