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• Investigation of Carl Avenue homicides remains ongoing #tbay ow.ly/bZO130dksX0

  04-07-2017 21:46 via twitter.com
  Investigation of Carl Avenue homicides remains ongoing #tbay ow.ly/bZO130dksX0
  
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• Indigenous woman dies from injuries after being hit by trailer hitch in Thunder Bay, Ont.

  04-07-2017 21:24 via globalnews.ca
  
  "A young Indigenous mother died today, and a young girl is without her mother," Anna Betty Achneepineskum, deputy grand chief of the Nishnawbe Aski Nation, said in a statement.
  
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• Orr, Fuhr headline Staal Foundation Open celebrity list #tbay ow.ly/brnw30dklET

  04-07-2017 20:38 via twitter.com
  Orr, Fuhr headline Staal Foundation Open celebrity list #tbay ow.ly/brnw30dklET
  
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• Blues Festival ready to rock on this weekend #tbay ow.ly/H59M30dkfVw

  04-07-2017 19:44 via twitter.com
  Blues Festival ready to rock on this weekend #tbay ow.ly/H59M30dkfVw
  
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• Have you seen Christine Stone or Gail Tuplin?: Thunder Bay police ask for public's help

  04-07-2017 19:12 via cbc.ca
  
  Police in Thunder Bay, Ont., are seeking the public's help to find two missing women.
  
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• Transport fire breaks out on highway near Balsam Street #tbay ow.ly/jUmV30dkaqT

  04-07-2017 18:49 via twitter.com
  Transport fire breaks out on highway near Balsam Street #tbay ow.ly/jUmV30dkaqT
  
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• Woman struck by trailer hitch has died #tbay ow.ly/iCBF30djX9H

  04-07-2017 17:38 via twitter.com
  Woman struck by trailer hitch has died #tbay ow.ly/iCBF30djX9H
  
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• Barbara Kentner, First Nations woman hit by trailer hitch in Thunder Bay, Ont., dies

  04-07-2017 17:26 via cbc.ca
  
  A First Nations woman who was hit by a trailer hitch, thrown from a passing car in Thunder Bay, Ont., last January, has died.
  
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• Thunder Bay police search for two suspects in attempted arson

  04-07-2017 17:23 via cbc.ca
  
  Police in Thunder Bay, Ont., are searching for two suspects after an attempted arson on the city's south side.
  
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• Earl Stafford, former Thunder Bay resident, named to Order of Canada #tbay ow.ly/pJN630djPi2

  04-07-2017 17:08 via twitter.com
  Earl Stafford, former Thunder Bay resident, named to Order of Canada #tbay ow.ly/pJN630djPi2
  
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• Thunder Bay Police Investigate Arson

  04-07-2017 16:52 via feedproxy.google.com
  
  THUNDER BAY – NEWS – Another case of arson on the southside of Thunder Bay overnight. The Pita Pit on Arthur Street West was the target of the attempted arson.
  Thunder Bay Police Service officers were dispatched to a business located at 500 Arthur Street West to deal with a small fire outside the building on Tuesday, July 4 at about 03:30AM EDT.
  When the officers arrived they quickly extinguished the fire.
  Further investigation resulted in the discovery of a beer bottle filled with g
  
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• TBSO has New Executive Director

  04-07-2017 16:32 via feedproxy.google.com
  
  Gerald is the TBSO’s new Executive Director
  Thunder Bay, ON –  Entertainment – The Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra is very pleased to announce the appointment of Gerald McEachern as its new Executive Director/General Manager.
  Gerald returns to Thunder Bay after 13 years, taking over from Acting Executive Director, Ken Boshcoff. Mr. Boshcoff will be continuing on at the TBSO in his former position, Director of Development.
  He has previously been General Manager of Developmen
  
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• Pita Pit fire under investigation #tbay ow.ly/huIj30djDdf

  04-07-2017 16:02 via twitter.com
  Pita Pit fire under investigation #tbay ow.ly/huIj30djDdf
  
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• Levelling the playing field for newspapers in Canada

  04-07-2017 15:39 via feedproxy.google.com
  
  Canadian newspaper publishers asked for federal help only after failing to get changes in taxation, copyright and other areas that would level the playing field
  By Bob CoxPublisherWinnipeg Free Press
  WINNIPEG, Man. – TECH – Andrew Coyne has written two columns in the National Post dumping on the idea that journalism in Canada – in particular the journalism traditionally done by newspapers – is in need of support from the federal government.
  By doing so, he’s providi
  
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• Ontario Human Rights Commission 2016-17 Report

  04-07-2017 15:15 via feedproxy.google.com
  
  TORONTO – The Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) launched A bold voice, its 2016-2017 Annual Report. This report highlights the OHRC’s work and the results we are seeing. Over the past year, the OHRC has successfully put people’s human rights at the centre of public conversations and policy-making, and advanced evidence-based and practical solutions to tackle the discrimination marginalized and vulnerable people continue to face.
  “In the past year, the OHRC boldly spo
  
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• Glance at Crime: 34 assaults, 33 thefts #tbay ow.ly/RSCh30djvKZ

  04-07-2017 15:00 via twitter.com
  Glance at Crime: 34 assaults, 33 thefts #tbay ow.ly/RSCh30djvKZ
  
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• Shad Valley students ready to change the world #tbay ow.ly/Xvbn30djocR

  04-07-2017 14:04 via twitter.com
  Shad Valley students ready to change the world #tbay ow.ly/Xvbn30djocR
  
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• 'Fascinating history' to be on display during newest Thunder Bay tour

  04-07-2017 13:30 via cbc.ca
  
  A new walking tour being put together by the Thunder Bay Historical Museum promises to give pedestrians a unique look at one of the oldest parts of the amalgamated city's north side.
  
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• ATV riding a fun summer activity, but the machines aren't toys, says safety advocates

  04-07-2017 13:03 via cbc.ca
  
  While riding all-terrain vehicles is a fun activity in rural parts of the province, officials with the Canada Safety Council say they're not toys.
  
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• 'The community loved him': Romeo Wesley died in 2010 in police custody, and the inquest starts today

  04-07-2017 12:00 via cbc.ca
  
  About a dozen additional police officers will be on the job at a northern Ontario First Nation for an inquest beginning Tuesday into a man who died while being restrained by police.
  
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• 'The community loved him': inquest begins into 2010 death of Romeo Wesley in police custody

  04-07-2017 12:00 via cbc.ca
  
  About a dozen additional police officers will be among the visitors in a northern Ontario First Nation for an inquest beginning Tuesday into a man who died while being restrained by police.
  
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• I saw my first rat today... well my first rat that wasn't wearing a suit and trying to get me to vote for him.... fb.me/2z55ph2UG

  04-07-2017 11:52 via twitter.com
  I saw my first rat today... well my first rat that wasn't wearing a suit and trying to get me to vote for him.... fb.me/2z55ph2UG
  
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• Arrests Made in Double Homicide in Thunder Bay

  04-07-2017 04:58 via feedproxy.google.com
  
  THUNDER BAY – An pair of arrests have been made in what Thunder Bay Police are calling a double homicide. The arrests were made by the Sioux Lookout OPP.
  The investigation into the Deaths of Robert Gray and Kory Campbell has lead to the arrest of two individuals..
  Thunder Bay Police received information that the two accused persons were in Sioux Lookout. Investigators contacted Sioux Lookout OPP who were able to arrest these individuals without incident, at approximately 11:30 EST, 02 July
  
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