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Thunder Bay resident arrested for impaired driving

Thunder Bay resident arrested for impaired driving

Police were alerted by a concerned caller.
Conservation officers detain alleged intoxicated driver

Conservation officers detain alleged intoxicated driver

The incident happened on Oct. 20 near Terrace Bay.
RFDA, health unit team up to provide chronic disease nutrition advice

RFDA, health unit team up to provide chronic disease nutrition advice

THUNDER BAY – The Regional Food Distribution Association and the Thunder Bay District Health Unit have teamed up to provide an online training program surrounding nutrition and chronic disease.
Highway 11/17 Kills People is posting again

Highway 11/17 Kills People is posting again

'We want to keep the focus on safety,' new managers of the Facebook page say.
Schreiber's Filane to be inducted into Boxing Canada Hall of Fame

Schreiber's Filane to be inducted into Boxing Canada Hall of Fame

Two-time Olympian to go into the Boxing Canada Hall of Fame at a ceremony next month in Sarnia, Ont.
Hydro One: discussions will continue on Waasigan Transmission line

Hydro One: discussions will continue on Waasigan Transmission line

“We're very proud to say that we're working with all parties that are being identified under the delegation of duty to consult from the Crown," Hydro One vice-president Sonny Karunakaran said.
UPDATE: More frozen waffles, pancakes added to recall

UPDATE: More frozen waffles, pancakes added to recall

The recall was triggered by the company, according to the CFIA website. 
Five arrested in Fort Hope drug bust

Five arrested in Fort Hope drug bust

The release said four suspects were arrested at the scene without incident.
NOSM university looking for agencies to host summer students

NOSM university looking for agencies to host summer students

The program is open to a wide variety of learners in regulated health professions
Lake Superior First Nations made copper tools 2,000 years before the pyramids says researcher

Lake Superior First Nations made copper tools 2,000 years before the pyramids says researcher

THUNDER BAY – The Ontario Archaeological Society’s (OAS) 2024 Annual Symposium featured presentations on the prehistoric copper culture around Lake Superior and residential schools as well as workshops and tours on Oct.
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