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• Lower numbers spark some concerns at high school track meet. ow.ly/q6of30c1hZ1

  24-05-2017 23:42 via twitter.com
  Lower numbers spark some concerns at high school trackmeet. ow.ly/q6of30c1hZ1
  
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• Thunder Bay Community Foundation seeks donors for city auditorium

  24-05-2017 22:31 via cbc.ca
  
  The head of the Thunder Bay Community Foundation says officials that fundraise for the city's auditorium are seeking additional donors.
  
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• Auditorium fundraising arm partners with Thunder Bay Community Foundation

  24-05-2017 22:31 via cbc.ca
  
  The head of the Thunder Bay Community Foundation says it has partnered with the fundraising arm of the city's auditorium.
  
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• Superior Points ponders success of naloxone kits for overdoses #tbay ow.ly/TkaH30c14e1

  24-05-2017 21:58 via twitter.com
  Superior Points ponders success of naloxone kits for overdoses #tbay ow.ly/TkaH30c14e1
  
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• Josiah Begg investigation continues #tbay ow.ly/66K930c0XQT

  24-05-2017 21:05 via twitter.com
  Josiah Begg investigation continues #tbay ow.ly/66K930c0XQT
  
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• Thunder Bay police chief charged after allegedly disclosing confidential information concerning city's mayor

  24-05-2017 21:01 via cbc.ca
  
  Criminal charges against the chief of police in Thunder Bay, Ont., stem from allegations that he disclosed confidential information concerning the city's mayor, according to court documents.
  
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• Insecticide treatment for Thunder Bay ash trees #tbay ow.ly/4Lqf30c0TU4

  24-05-2017 20:20 via twitter.com
  Insecticide treatment for Thunder Bay ash trees #tbay ow.ly/4Lqf30c0TU4
  
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• Police chief charged for allegedly disclosing confidential information about mayor #tbay ow.ly/Ma9W30c0PzL

  24-05-2017 19:38 via twitter.com
  Police chief charged for allegedly disclosing confidential information about mayor #tbay ow.ly/Ma9W30c0PzL
  
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• Thunder Bay police says Marks Street death is a homicide - CBC.ca

  24-05-2017 19:32 via cbc.ca
  
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  Thunder Bay police says Marks Street death is a homicide
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  Police in Thunder Bay, Ont. have confirmed that they're investigating the death of a male on Marks Street as a homicide. Police responded to a 911 call at 4:50 p.m. on May 22 regarding a seriously injured male who was outside a house in the area. He ...
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• Thunder Bay police says Marks Street death is a homicide

  24-05-2017 19:28 via cbc.ca
  
  Police in Thunder Bay, Ont. have confirmed that they're investigating the death of a male on Marks Street South as a homicide.
  
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• Transport driver charged after near crash #tbay ow.ly/hUnV30c0NmT

  24-05-2017 19:19 via twitter.com
  Transport driver charged after near crash #tbay ow.ly/hUnV30c0NmT
  
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• Sudden death ruled a homicide #tbay ow.ly/gaaG30c0Gxl

  24-05-2017 18:24 via twitter.com
  Sudden death ruled a homicide #tbay ow.ly/gaaG30c0Gxl
  
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• From farm to fork, brought to you by artificial intelligence

  24-05-2017 18:00 via feedproxy.google.com
  
  Farm Fields in Manitoba
  With AI, yields can be improved and grocers can understand consumers – and predict their behaviour – better than consumers know themselves
  By Sylvain CharleboisHALIFAX, N.S. – Living – Many Canadian consumers have noticed that lettuce and celery prices have skyrocketed recently. Such fluctuations happen all the time. But artificial intelligence is about to change that.
  AI has us on the cusp of a revolution in how we make decisions and how we manage
  
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• Wataynikaneyap Power Appoints Margaret Kenequanash CEO

  24-05-2017 17:58 via feedproxy.google.com
  
  THUNDER BAY – BUSINESS – The Board of Directors of Wataynikaneyap Power are pleased to announce the appointment of Margaret Kenequanash to the position of Chief Executive Officer (“CEO”) for Wataynikaneyap Power, effective August 15, 2017.
  “Margaret’s extensive history with the project, her leadership, knowledge of and commitment to First Nation peoples has positioned her well to oversee Wataynikaneyap Power, which is owned by 22 First Nation communities. Marg
  
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• Swan song next month for Thunder Bay Celtic festival #tbay ow.ly/V6mc30c0xxJ

  24-05-2017 17:25 via twitter.com
  Swan song next month for Thunder Bay Celtic festival #tbay ow.ly/V6mc30c0xxJ
  
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• Swan song next month for Thunder Bay Celtic festival - Tbnewswatch.com

  24-05-2017 17:24 via tbnewswatch.com
  
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  Swan song next month for Thunder Bay Celtic festival
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  The fiddling Schryer triplets will reunite for a performance in Thunder Bay when the Celtic Celebration ends its 10-year run. 0. about 13 hours ago by: TbNewsWatch.com Staff. Celtic celebration story. THUNDER BAY -- The husband-and-wife team who have ...
  
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• Feds to spend $5.5 million on storm water upgrades in Thunder Bay. ow.ly/twAb30c0oxI

  24-05-2017 16:26 via twitter.com
  Feds to spend $5.5 million on storm water upgrades in Thunder Bay. ow.ly/twAb30c0oxI
  
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• Multinationals face new pressures in grocery stores

  24-05-2017 16:08 via feedproxy.google.com
  
  Consumers increasingly want fresh, unprocessed food. The middle of the store now sees less traffic and that’s clearly affecting sales for most grocery products
  By Sylvain CharleboisSenior FellowAtlantic Institute for Market Studies
  HALIFAX, N.S. – LIVING – Skippy peanut butter and Dad’s chocolate chip cookies are gone from the Canadian marketplace. If you feel sad about seeing these iconic brands go, brace yourselves. It’s just the beginning.
  Within days, two major
  
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• Advantages of radiation situation monitoring in the medical area

  24-05-2017 16:02 via feedproxy.google.com
  
  Radiation therapist Susan Sloan and Dr. Sunil Gulavita, Head and Coordinator of Radiation Oncology, Regional Cancer Care Northwest, with one of the world’s most advanced Linear Accelerators, installed in the past year to provide exceptional radiation therapy for patients in Northwestern Ontario.
  NEW YORK – Every day, the average American is exposed to small amounts of radiation in many ways. To prevent this exposure from causing serious problems, it’s important to develop radia
  
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• Thunder Bay OPP is now hiring. For more information or to see other job postings check out our page! #tbay ow.ly/Qtk430c0ko3

  24-05-2017 16:00 via twitter.com
  Thunder Bay OPP is now hiring. For more information or to see other job postings check out our page! #tbay ow.ly/Qtk430c0ko3
  
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• Closing arguments made in murder trial #tbay ow.ly/yXNh30c040H

  24-05-2017 15:45 via twitter.com
  Closing arguments made in murder trial #tbay ow.ly/yXNh30c040H
  
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• College continues to grow and adapt to meet student needs: ow.ly/KW9N30c0geu

  24-05-2017 15:39 via twitter.com
  College continues to grow and adapt to meet student needs: ow.ly/KW9N30c0geu
  
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• Ignace OPP uses spike belt to stop alleged gas thief

  24-05-2017 15:19 via cbc.ca
  
  A 35-year-old man from southern Ontario faces a number of charges after Ontario Provincial Police arrested him in Ignace for allegedly stealing gas.
  
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• Wanted Wednesday returns #tbay ow.ly/jfvF30c06C5

  24-05-2017 14:45 via twitter.com
  Wanted Wednesday returns #tbay ow.ly/jfvF30c06C5
  
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• Eight-year-old boy drowned at Rushing River Provincial Park #tbay ow.ly/kWl430c03Yi

  24-05-2017 14:05 via twitter.com
  Eight-year-old boy drowned at Rushing River Provincial Park #tbay ow.ly/kWl430c03Yi
  
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• Lakehead law professor launches new book examining U.S. presidential power

  24-05-2017 13:40 via cbc.ca
  
  In his new book, a Lakehead University law professor asks people to consider whether too much power is being granted to one of the most powerful people on earth.
  
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• Thunder Bay 'not equipped' to deal with needs of First Nations people, says regional chief

  24-05-2017 13:00 via cbc.ca
  
  The City of Thunder Bay needs more resources from other levels of government to help prevent Indigenous kids from dying in the northern Ontario city, according to Mayor Keith Hobbs and Ontario Regional Chief Isadore Day.
  
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• 'I feel blessed' says first patient to have aneurysm repaired at Thunder Bay hospital

  24-05-2017 12:30 via cbc.ca
  
  A 64-year-old northwestern Ontario man is the first to undergo a minimally invasive procedure to repair an abdominal aortic aneurysm at the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre, marking a major step forward for the hospital's cardiovascular surgery program.
  
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• 53 First Nations reserves lack adequate fire protection: audit

  24-05-2017 11:00 via cbc.ca
  
  An Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada audit has found that 53 First Nations reserves lack adequate resources to fight fires.
  
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• Thunder Bay police chief charged with breach of trust - Toronto Star

  24-05-2017 01:21 via thestar.com
  
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  Thunder Bay police chief charged with breach of trust
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  The OPP have charged Thunder Bay police Chief J.P. Levesque with breach of trust and obstructing justice following a five-month-long investigation. Thunder Bay Police Chief J.P. Levesque has been charged by Ontario Provincial Police with breach of ...
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• 'He was going to be something special': Winnipeg parents give tearful plea after son drowns

  24-05-2017 00:35 via cbc.ca
  
  The parents of a nine-year-old boy who drowned over the weekend have a desperate plea to other parents as they prepare to say goodbye to their beloved son one last time.
  
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