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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.

ORNGE’s chief operating officer says an investigation into the organization by a national media outlet actually shows a good news story.

The president of Global Sticks says he is optimistic that the idled plant will resume production early in the new year.

Salvation Army officials hope the Walmart shoppers will dig a little bit deeper in their pockets on Thursday. That's because the retail chain is offering to provide a major boost to the organizations Christmas Kettle campaign.

Six municipalities in the Thunder Bay area are pushing for expanded representation on the District Social Services Board. Currently, Shuniah, Oliver Paipoonge, Conmee, Gilles, Neebing and O'Connor have just one seat at the table.

Thunder Bay Transits New Year’s wish is to have the mainline express a permanent service. Transit introduced the additional bus route for the holiday season on Dec. 12.

A late night collision involving a transport truck resulted in the shutdown of a section of the Trans-Canada Highway. Motorists were unable to use the stretch of highway just outside of Schreiber around 10:30 p.m. Tuesday.

Here’s a look at the stories that received the most attention on tbnewswatch.com during February, 2011. 1. Jordan Wabasse, a Webequie First Nations teen, goes missing on Feb. 7.