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Motorist flees police attempting to make a traffic stop

Motorist flees police attempting to make a traffic stop

Police say the driver took off at a high rate of speed during an April 20 incident on Highway 17.
Pope 'left a huge legacy behind,’ says Bishop of Thunder Bay

Pope 'left a huge legacy behind,’ says Bishop of Thunder Bay

Bishop of Thunder Bay’s Roman Catholic Church speaks about the passing of Pope Francis.
Advance voter turnout much higher than in 2021

Advance voter turnout much higher than in 2021

Elections Canada says 7.3 million people have voted in advance nationwide; more than 15,000 have cast ballots in Thunder Bay–Superior North.
Evacuees will be able to vote despite crisis in Neskantaga

Evacuees will be able to vote despite crisis in Neskantaga

Community members evacuated from the First Nation will be able to vote at polling stations in Thunder Bay.
Construction of new veterinarian training facility to start this summer

Construction of new veterinarian training facility to start this summer

Lakehead University is moving forward with its Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program
City working to support Neskantaga evacuees

City working to support Neskantaga evacuees

The First Nation is evacuating its most vulnerable community members due to a lack of access to health care services with the closure of the nursing station there.
Last day to vote at an advance poll

Last day to vote at an advance poll

The federal election is April 28.
NAN deputy grand chief denies investigation allegations against him

NAN deputy grand chief denies investigation allegations against him

A statement from a Fort Frances law firm retained by Bobby Narcisse says he ‘has nothing to hide,’ and that the allegations are a ‘political attack.’
Sioux Lookout looking at strong mayor powers

Sioux Lookout looking at strong mayor powers

Mayor Doug Lawrance said community leaders were caught off guard by the announcement that 169 additional communities were being considered for the additional mayoral authority.
Supporting each other: 911 operators say teamwork crucial to their job

Supporting each other: 911 operators say teamwork crucial to their job

National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week ran April 13 to 19.
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