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Police turn to public for help during murder investigation

OPP in Northeastern Ontario are now asking for the public’s assistance as they continue their murder investigation of a Thunder Bay man Police found the body of 32-year-old Chris Jean near the town of Elk Lake last Thursday.

Investigation continues into 11-year-old girl’s death

OPP officials say they are continuing their investigation into the death of a girl in Sioux Lookout over the weekend. The 11-year-old Big Trout Lake First Nations girl was found near Sacred Heart School Saturday morning.
Safety of neighbourhood questioned after weekend fatality

Safety of neighbourhood questioned after weekend fatality

Minnesota Street was a place where you could leave your doors unlocked, but some residents say that changed after the weekend death of a 54-year-old-man.
Leon returns after serving time in US for stealing college plane

Leon returns after serving time in US for stealing college plane

The Thunder Bay man who stole a college airplane and flew it into the U.S. returned to Canada Friday.

Man charged with assault, robbery after Kenora apartment break-in

Police in Kenora say they’ve arrested a 28-year-old Washagamis Bay man after a weekend break-in and assault.
Cameras in court

Cameras in court

Anyone that needs proof that cameras could undermine the dignity of a courtroom should watch the OJ Simpson trial, says a Thunder Bay lawyer.
Sharing the day

Sharing the day

The annual event to celebrate the Finnish community shared it’s day with the struggling Japanese after a massive earthquake hit the country more than a week ago. Thunder Bay’s Finnish community celebrated the 29th anniversary of St.

Missing 11-year-old dies in Sioux Lookout

An 11-year-old girl reported missing has been pronounced dead near Sioux Lookout.
Murder charges laid

Murder charges laid

Police have charged two Thunder Bay men with first-degree murder in connection with the death of a 54-year-old-man.
Local entrepreneurs put ideas to the test in hopes to enter Dragon’s Den

Local entrepreneurs put ideas to the test in hopes to enter Dragon’s Den

Veteran boat builder Paul Bouvier says he`ll rip out the dragons’ hearts if his invention takes him to Toronto and into their den.
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