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Suspected impaired driver crashes in front of police station

Police charged a man with impaired driving after he crashed into another vehicle in front of the police station Saturday night.
Police use Taser to end north side standoff

Police use Taser to end north side standoff

An early morning standoff ended after a police officer Tasered the man who refused to leave the north side home he is accused of breaking into.
Different perspective

Different perspective

Ronald Brunelle makes shooting pool from a wheelchair look easy. But the 59-year-old promises that it is not. “I was totally frustrated,” he said remembering his first time trying to play a game from a wheelchair.

Dryden mayor happy with Growth Plan, not fond of timelines

Dryden Mayor Craig Nuttall is reacting to the McGuinty government’s recently released Northern Ontario Growth Plan. When it was first announced, Northern Development Minister Michael Gravelle called the plan an economic vision for the next 25 years.

Clocks to jump ahead one hour for daylight savings time

Clocks will have to be moved forward one hour this Sunday morning. Most of the province will be switching from Eastern Standard Time to daylight saving time this weekend. The time officially jumps ahead one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday.

Police conducting RIDE program make pot bust

Police seized nearly 300 grams of pot during a RIDE checkpoint in Vermillion Bay Friday. Officials with the Dryden detachment of the OPP say officers conducting the RIDE program spotted a black pickup truck attempting to avoid the police checkpoint.
Inquest ends

Inquest ends

While the family of Levi Schaeffer is relieved and grateful that the inquest into his death is over, it hasn’t brought them any closure.

Local man on edge in Japan following massive quake

Jeff Tanguay says he expects to have a sleepless night tonight. The Thunder Bay native lives in Ichikawa, Japan, which is about 20 minutes outside of Tokyo by commuter train, and said everyone appears shaken up as aftershocks from an 8.

Trio accused of mafia association hires local lawyer

Three of the seven local men implicated by Italian Police in a global mafia crackdown have now hired a Thunder Bay lawyer to help clear their names. Defence attorney Christopher Watkins said he's been retained by Vito, Tony and Rocco Minnella.
Lab expanding with $1M from NOHFC

Lab expanding with $1M from NOHFC

Activation Laboratories continues to expand its Northwestern Ontario operations with the help of $1 million from the province. Through the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation’s Enterprises North Program, the Ancaster, Ont.
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