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Injured workers rally against consulting firm report

Injured workers rally against consulting firm report Injured workers across this province have handed out The Grinch who Stole Christmas Award to consulting firm, KPMG.

KWG, Wasaya and United Way to raise money for school residence

KWG Resources, a junior exploration company, is helping the United Way provide some comfort to Dennis Franklin Cromarty students. The company and charitable organization will be working with Wasaya group to raise money for a student residence.

Canadian Blood Services makes another holiday push for plasma

There has been a strong response to a Canadian Blood Services call for more plasma donations this holiday season. But officials say more is still needed.
Many motorists driving without insurance, Red Nose reveals

Many motorists driving without insurance, Red Nose reveals

Ken Boshcoff says he’s shocked with the number of drivers in the city who can’t provide proof of insurance.

Transit releases holiday schedule

Thunder Bay Transit will be operating regular schedule throughout the holiday season with the exception of Boxing Day, Monday, Dec. 26. On that day transit services will be running on its holiday and Sunday schedules. For more information, visit www.

City reviewing taxi bylaws

Thunder Bay's taxi and limo bylaws are being put under a microscope. For the first time since the mid-‘90s the city is doing a review of its policies.
Passing officer thwarts would-be Mac's robbers

Passing officer thwarts would-be Mac's robbers

Three youth have been charged after police stopped a robbery at a south side Mac’s store early Thursday morning. At about 12:30 a.m. three males, ages 14, 15 and 17, entered the Mac’s on the corner of Arthur and Edward Streets.
Disposable breathalyzers not the same as roadside test, police warn

Disposable breathalyzers not the same as roadside test, police warn

Buyer beware: disposable breathalyzers may not be providing you with the service you're paying for.
Look back: March

Look back: March

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Crown presents more evidence in robbery trial

More evidence has been presented by the crown during day three of a credit union robbery trial of 22-year-old Bradley Tomeck. Tomeck is accused of sticking up the Provincial Alliance Credit Union last January.
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