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Clean Water bill ‘just the first step,’ NAN grand chief says

Clean Water bill ‘just the first step,’ NAN grand chief says

Bill C-61 begins a "long process of developing standards and regulations for safe, clean drinking water, wastewater and source water that respects the sovereignty of NAN communities."
Good Morning, Thunder Bay!

Good Morning, Thunder Bay!

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices.
VIDEO: Police chief holds cultural gathering with Indigenous leaders

VIDEO: Police chief holds cultural gathering with Indigenous leaders

Charges laid for theft of mail from post office

Charges laid for theft of mail from post office

OPP arrested a 56-year-old woman from the Fort Frances area.
UPDATE: School bus involved in collision on Highway 61

UPDATE:School bus involved in collision on Highway 61

A school bus was involved in a collision on a Highway 61 overpass near the Thunder Bay Airport on Tuesday afternoon.
City police chief hosts first forum with First Nation leadership

City police chief hosts first forum with First Nation leadership

Thunder Bay Police Service chief, Darcy Fleury held what he plans to be ongoing forums with First Nation leadership in the hopes of creating better communication and rebuilding trust with the Indigenous community.
Thunder Bay church congregation disheartened by vandalism

Thunder Bay church congregation disheartened by vandalism

A brand-new window was destroyed, and obscenities were spray-painted at Faith City Church
Christmas Cheer hamper pickup launches

Christmas Cheer hamper pickup launches

Thousands of local families benefit from the Christmas Cheer hamper campaign, with pickups occurring Tuesday and Wednesday.
Hajdu introduces First Nations Clean Water Act

Hajdu introduces First Nations Clean Water Act

Yesterday, Minister of Indigenous Services Patty Hajdu introduced the long-awaited Bill C-61 which commits to ensuring safe drinking water and wastewater management, collaboration, and self-governance in First Nations communities.
French-language Catholic board announces 'virtual' high school for region

French-language Catholic board announces 'virtual' high school for region

Satellite campuses are being established, starting with Dryden, Red Lake and Ignace.
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