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Police release images, video of robbery suspect

Police release images, video of robbery suspect

Thunder Bay police are hoping a video that captured a gas-station robbery in progress on Wednesday morning will lead to an arrest. Const.

Suspect in Wednesday stabbing incident arrested

Police have arrested a suspect following a stabbing outside of the Shoreline hotel Wednesday morning. Officials with the Thunder Bay Police Service say officers were called to a south-side home just after 1 p.m. Thursday.

CEISS project to honour community builder

St. Joseph's Care Group's new supportive housing units will soon have a title that honours a community builder.
Back to school

Back to school

Mayor Keith Hobbs said students attending university today have a much different experience than he did more years ago than he cares to remember.
Cash questions

Cash questions

Possible slot revenue loss has city playing wait-and-see The mayor says the city will have to wait and see when it comes to a potential loss of slot revenues from the casino.
Officers testify

Officers testify

Andre Wareham said he tried to walk away from a physical altercation that ended in the death of Bill Atkins. Thursday afternoon the jury of a second-degree murder trial saw a video of a police interview with Wareham from Jan.

Police nab $32K worth of Oxycodone

The Combined Forces Organized Crime Unit has arrested a pair of Thunder Bay residents in a search that netted police $32,000 worth of Oxycodone pills.
Hydro work could cause delays on Golf Links Road

Hydro work could cause delays on Golf Links Road

Motorists travelling down Golf Links Road may be in for some delays, as Thunder Bay Hydro crews are replacing poles along the route.
Sense of pride

Sense of pride

Since 1984, Avenue II was been assisting people with developmental disabilities gain employment and participate in the community.
Splash back

Splash back

City council wants answers on the proposed water rate in the wake of a 6.7 per cent increase. If the city’s proposed 2012 budget was approved right now, water would cost the average homeowner $214 a year before tap was even turned on.
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