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Tenders open for waterfront landscaping contract

Bids were opened Thursday for a major landscaping contract for Prince Arthur's Landing. The three tenders range from $3.6 million to $4.5 million.
The truck stops here?

The truck stops here?

A favourite shortcut through the city could either be off-limits to or more expensive for truckers if a Thunder Bay city councillor has his way. McIntyre Coun.
‘A good start’

‘A good start’

Realizing the explosion of the mining industry in Ontario’s North means hundreds of potential jobs for the region’s Aboriginal population, Matawa First Nation and the federal government have revamped a job resource centre to help the capitalize on th

Scratch ticket earns local resident $50K

For the second time this week, a local resident has picked up a $50,000 cheque at the OLG's Toronto Prize Centre. Joseph Veltri, 53, won his prize after purchasing an Instant Keno scratch ticket.
A great place to live

A great place to live

Thunder Bay has become one of the top 20 places to live in the country, according to a magazine’s annual ranking of Canadian cities.

Following salary increase, Fort Frances cuts fire department

The town council in Fort Frances followed through on a threat to axe firefighting staff, following a wage hike awarded by an arbitrator.

City solicitor wants max hourly rate for lawyers hiked

The city solicitor has requested that city council ratify an increase the maximum hourly rate for legal representation.
Deal inked

Deal inked

The union representing rural paramedics has reached a deal with the city, closing the door on any possible work stoppage. Some 80 full-time EMS staff in the district will get a 1.5 per cent salary increase retroactive from Jan. 1, with another 1.

Underwater team returns to search for missing teen

Police will conduct another underwater search in an effort to find a teen who has been missing since early February.
Reducing the wait

Reducing the wait

Improved co-ordination between health-care professionals will reduced wait times for patients with suspicion of lung cancer by half, a Regional Cancer Care doctor said Wednesday.
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