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The dancing dead

The dancing dead

A group of amateur dancers thrilled shoppers when they performed their version of Michael Jackson’s zombie filled hit Thriller. About 20 performers broke out into a dance at Intercity Shopping Centre on Saturday.

Section of Golf Links Road closed Sunday

Construction crews will close a portion of Golf Links Road for most of the day on Sunday.
Meeting ends

Meeting ends

MPs and members of the Thunder Bay District Municipal League found common ground over their frustration with the federal government.

Man robs store with pipe

Police are looking for a lone masked man who robbed a Mac’s Convenience store with a pipe. Thunder Bay Police Service officers responded to a robbery at a Victoria Avenue store around 12:30 a.m. on Saturday.
Spooky night

Spooky night

Colin Seed has literally lost his head. A guillotine lopped it off his shoulders to the shock of a crowded group. Seed says seeing their reaction is part of the fun at Fort William Historical Park’s Haunted Fort Night.
Spooky night

Spooky night

Colin Seed has literally lost his head. A guillotine lopped it off his shoulders to the shock of a crowded group. Seed says seeing their reaction is part of the fun at Fort William Historical Park’s Haunted Fort Night.
Contractor will pay penalties for incomplete highway work

Contractor will pay penalties for incomplete highway work

A local contractor has incurred penalties after resurfacing of Highway 61 scheduled to have been finished in mid-October won’t be completed until next spring.

Airport fees to impact carriers, have no impact on passengers

It may get a little more expensive for air carriers using the Thunder Bay International Airport.
City to be presented with strategic plan options for Superior North EMS

City to be presented with strategic plan options for Superior North EMS

An increase in workload for city paramedics might lead to changes for coverage in the district. Superior North EMS, which services the entire Thunder Bay district, received 26,000 calls last year with 4,500 of them coming from outside the city.

Tribunal decides in favour of multiparty settlement for mill cleanup

A decision has been made regarding who is responsible for the clean-up and storage of the leftover chemicals at the shut-down Marathon Pulp Mill.
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