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The city’s expanding network of bike lanes will continue to pose a risk to cyclists as drivers get used to sharing the road, but things should get better in a hurry says a traffic control officer with Thunder Bay Police Services. Sgt.

Allegations made by doctors in New Brunswick that Andree Robichaud can’t handle the pressure of running a hospital organization have been overblown, says the chairman of the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre’s board of directors.

Gems of Lake Superior: that’s what 140 years ago the collection was entitled.

They said the hook brings you back and after almost 25 years it’s the hook of the stage that’s kept Blues Traveler together.

Pikangikum First Nations leadership is demanding a stand-alone First Nations Police force following a dispute last week that saw some OPP officers removed from the community.

The neighbour of a new methadone clinic opening in Westfort isn’t concerned about the new clinic but wants to reserve judgment until it opens its doors in August.

After pleading guilty to two counts of discredible conduct, Thunder Bay Police Service officer Jamie Maijala has been demoted from a first-class constable and is now a civilian member of the force.

Queen Elizabeth II was reminded of the sacred treaty relationship she has with Canadian First Nations people when she met with area chiefs Tuesday.

The city announced Tuesday that bike lanes are being painted on Walsh Street from James Street to Syndicate Avenue, and on Syndicate from Walsh to Brock Streets this week.

In 1917, when Marie Tracz was born, the U.S. was just entering the First World War, the Russian Revolution helped usher in the Soviet era and John F. Kennedy was less than two months old.