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Police continue to search for man who fell from boat

Police near Fort Frances are looking for a man who went missing after he fell from a boat Thursday. Rainy River District OPP officers say they continue to investigate a report of two men falling from a boat into Rainy Lake Thursday evening.

Investigators examining pair of suspicious south-side fires

Firefighters say they believe someone lit a phonebook on fire before tossing into the hallway of a south-side apartment Wednesday night. Officials with Thunder Bay Fire Services say three pumpers responded to the reported fire at 625 Simpson St.
Canada Day pride

Canada Day pride

The rain threatened and cool temperatures kept folks bundled a little more heavily than a typical summer day in Thunder Bay, but it didn’t stop thousands of folks young and old from swarming the city’s downtown to celebrate Canada’s 143rd birthday.
Homecoming

Homecoming

For Bobby Curtola, coming home to Thunder Bay always brings back a flood of memories.
No competition leads to house lottery sellout

No competition leads to house lottery sellout

The Fort William Rotary Club gave away $345,000 in bricks and mortar this Canada Day, but are having trouble tracking down the winner.
Hollywood quality

Hollywood quality

Just six days into production Rodney Dwira is already losing his voice. While on location at an abandoned building on Mission Island for his latest film 10-57, Dwira said the late nights are starting to take its toll.
Community garden brings neighbourhood together

Community garden brings neighbourhood together

It’s packed with vegetables and flowers, but a community garden in the south side of the city is much more than salad ingredients. It’s about growing a neighbourhood. “If you think about it, here’s this garden park on Simpson Street. And look at it.
Pool party

Pool party

For more than a year, a backyard pool is all Connor McKinnon has wanted. Within a few days the nine-year-old will realize that dream, thanks to the Children’s Wish Foundation.

Local firefighters return from G8 summit

Even though his only interaction with world leaders was watching U.S. President Barrack Obama’s helicopter fly 200 feet overhead, a local firefighter says being at the G8 was a once in a lifetime opportunity that he would do again in an instant.
Waterfront visit

Waterfront visit

Three unnamed hoteliers this week made the first of their due diligence visits to Thunder Bay after being shortlisted to operate the hotel portion of the $66-million private development component at Prince Arthur’s Landing.
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