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• Probe continues into fatal carbon monoxide leak #tbay ow.ly/V5di30inTtK

  13-02-2018 22:58 via twitter.com
  Probe continues into fatal carbon monoxide leak #tbay ow.ly/V5di30inTtK
  
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• $1750 in Fines for Nolalu Area Man for Hunting Violations

  13-02-2018 22:36 via feedproxy.google.com
  THUNDER BAY – LEGAL – A Nolalu area man has been fined $1,750 for hunting violations.
  Benjamin Sheppard pleaded guilty and was fined $1,000 for failing to immediately attach a seal to a white-tailed deer, and $750 for knowingly making a false statement to a conservation officer.
  Court heard that on November 1, 2017, Sheppard was hunting behind his residence where he harvested an antlerless white-tailed deer.
  Responding to a tip, conservation officers contacted Sheppard who denied har
  
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• United Way falls short of 2017 target #tbay ow.ly/SEGm30inNsG

  13-02-2018 21:49 via twitter.com
  United Way falls short of 2017 target #tbay ow.ly/SEGm30inNsG
  
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• Hunting violations net Nolalu man $1,750 in fines

  13-02-2018 21:49 via cbc.ca
  A Nolalu man has been fined $1,750 for hunting violations, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry announced.
  
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• Pretty sure that it's meant to be! Happy Valentines Day from Zac and I! - Sarah fb.me/7xbdwCZFm

  13-02-2018 21:33 via twitter.com
  Pretty sure that it's meant to be! Happy Valentines Day from Zac and I! - Sarah fb.me/7xbdwCZFm
  
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• Alleged victim concludes testimony in sexual assault trial #tbay ow.ly/e0op30inJOg

  13-02-2018 21:03 via twitter.com
  Alleged victim concludes testimony in sexual assault trial #tbay ow.ly/e0op30inJOg
  
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• Border agents call for new contract during Thunder Bay, Ont., march - CBC.ca

  13-02-2018 20:32 via cbc.ca
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  Border agents call for new contract during Thunder Bay, Ont., march
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  Canadian border services agents took to the sidewalks on Thunder Bay's south side on Monday, holding a demonstration as their union and employer continue to negotiate a new contract. The employees — represented by the Customs and Immigration Union ...
  
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• New study to examine criminalization of homeless women #tbay ow.ly/hyZE30inGkX

  13-02-2018 20:22 via twitter.com
  New study to examine criminalization of homeless women #tbay ow.ly/hyZE30inGkX
  
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• Look who's back. fb.me/XXgaLccZ

  13-02-2018 20:05 via twitter.com
  Look who's back. fb.me/XXgaLccZ
  
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• SIU ends Investigation into Atikokan incident #tbay ow.ly/6dtV30inDm0

  13-02-2018 19:48 via twitter.com
  SIU ends Investigation into Atikokan incident #tbay ow.ly/6dtV30inDm0
  
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• Candidate’s Ledger – It’s time to change the conversation about taxes

  13-02-2018 19:34 via feedproxy.google.com
  By Lise VaugeoisNDP Candidate for Thunder Bay-Superior North
  Lise Vaugeois
  THUNDER BAY – Candidates Ledger –There was a time when corporations paid as much in income tax as individuals.
  Since the 1970s, a shift in the burden of taxation has undermined the ability of governments to provide core public services; education, health care, senior’s care, road maintenance and hydro, to name a few.   Through the relentless promotion of corporate interests by corporate-fu
  
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• Thunder Bay's SnowDay on the Waterfront offers snow sculpting, ice fishing, chili cook-off - CBC.ca

  13-02-2018 19:01 via cbc.ca
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  Thunder Bay's SnowDay on the Waterfront offers snow sculpting, ice fishing, chili cook-off
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  Ice fishing, winter science and even a chili cook-off are on offer this Family Day at Thunder Bay's waterfront. But it's the snow sculptures which are at "the heart" of the event, said Ash Young, the northwestern Ontario city's cultural development and ...
  
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• Thunder Bay's SnowDay on the Waterfront offers snow sculpting, ice fishing, chili cook-off

  13-02-2018 19:00 via cbc.ca
  Snow shoeing, ice fishing, winter science and even a chili cook-off are on offer this Family Day at Thunder Bay's waterfront.
  
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• Thunder Bay not yet ready for legalized pot, working group says

  13-02-2018 18:24 via cbc.ca
  A group of municipal leaders and law enforcement officials tasked with preparing the city for legalized marijuana says much is up in the air until the provincial and federal governments finalize their regulations.
  
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• Border agents call for new contract during Thunder Bay, Ont., march

  13-02-2018 18:17 via cbc.ca
  Canadian border services agents took to the sidewalks on Thunder Bay's south side on Monday, holding a demonstration as their union and employer continue to negotiate a new contract.
  
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• Ken Boshcoff named Tournament Director for Staal Foundation Open

  13-02-2018 18:09 via feedproxy.google.com
  Ken Boshcoff
  THUNDER BAY – SPORTS – The Staal Foundation Open presented by Tbaytel is announcing new leadership for its fifth year of operation. Longtime community leader and tournament supporter Ken Boshcoff will lead the event as Tournament Director beginning in 2018, spearheading this year’s goal to surpass one million dollars in charitable donations since inception.
  Boshcoff has been involved with the event since 2014 as a dedicated volunteer. His resume highlights career p
  
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• St. Elizabeth Home Care nurses head to conciliation #tbay ow.ly/SFpn30inv6Q

  13-02-2018 18:07 via twitter.com
  St. Elizabeth Home Care nurses head to conciliation #tbay ow.ly/SFpn30inv6Q
  
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• We are not Racist, We are Canadians?

  13-02-2018 18:06 via feedproxy.google.com
  Racism is Canada’s Achilles’ Heel
  THUNDER BAY – Growing up in Winnipeg, before moving to Thunder Bay in the 1970’s, a common theme as Canadians was that Canada wasn’t racist. Canadians pointed fingers south to the United States and the treatment of black people as a horrible example of how terribly racist the Americans were.
  Canadians pointed to the contrasts of the American “Melting Pot” and Canada’s “Cultural Mosaic” and how we were s
  
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• Former mayor Ken Boshcoff new tournament director at the Staal Foundation Open. #tbay ow.ly/L20j30innjU

  13-02-2018 17:08 via twitter.com
  Former mayor Ken Boshcoff new tournament director at the Staal Foundation Open. #tbay ow.ly/L20j30innjU
  
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• Two arrested after seizure of firearms cache ow.ly/asQS30inibE

  13-02-2018 16:19 via twitter.com
  Two arrested after seizure of firearms cache ow.ly/asQS30inibE
  
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• Thunder Bay to install street lights along dark stretch of Chippewa ... - CBC.ca

  13-02-2018 15:16 via cbc.ca
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  Thunder Bay to install street lights along dark stretch of Chippewa ...
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  Work to illuminate a stretch of Chippewa Road in Thunder Bay, Ont., is expected to get under way this year and the chief of neighbouring Fort William First Nation says it will mean a lot for safety in the area.and more »
  
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• Street lights to be installed along 'bad' section of Chippewa Road, Thunder Bay says

  13-02-2018 15:14 via cbc.ca
  Work to illuminate a stretch of Chippewa Road in Thunder Bay, Ont., is expected to get under way this year and the chief of neighbouring Fort William First Nation says it will mean a lot for safety in the area.
  
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• Searchlight shines on local musician #tbay ow.ly/8cBx30inb8c

  13-02-2018 15:07 via twitter.com
  Searchlight shines on local musician #tbay ow.ly/8cBx30inb8c
  
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• Colten Boushie Trial Fallout Continues

  13-02-2018 15:00 via feedproxy.google.com
  Symbol of law and justice in the empty courtroom – Image – Depositphoto.com
  OTTAWA – Reaction to the decision of the jury in the Colten Boushie murder trial and the acquittal of Gerald Stanley continues. Federal Ministers met with members of the Boushie family in Ottawa yesterday. In the House of Commons, Prime Minister Trudeau stated, “Our thoughts, of course, are with the family and friends of Colten Boushie. While it would be completely inappropriate to comment on
  
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• New Survey Examines Business Confidence | CJUK Thunder Bay | Magic 99.9 fb.me/2DvuD4qlV

  13-02-2018 14:51 via twitter.com
  New Survey Examines Business Confidence | CJUK Thunder Bay | Magic 99.9 fb.me/2DvuD4qlV
  
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• Nishnawbe Aski police charge 2 after firearms seized at Fort Severn First Nation

  13-02-2018 14:38 via cbc.ca
  The Nishnawbe Aski Police Service (NAPS) has charged two people after reportedly seizing a dozen firearms at Fort Severn First Nation last week.
  
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• Indigenous youth learn about culture, leadership in Thunder Bay, Ont.

  13-02-2018 14:30 via cbc.ca
  About 120 youth from across Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) territory learned about culture, leadership, and even opera during the three-day NAN Youth Gathering in Thunder Bay, Ont.
  
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• 14-year drinking water a ow.ly/Lx1g30in75d dvisory finally lifted #tbay

  13-02-2018 14:08 via twitter.com
  14-year drinking water a ow.ly/Lx1g30in75d dvisory finally lifted #tbay
  
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• Complainant wraps testimony at Gee-Gees sexual assault trial

  13-02-2018 14:00 via cbc.ca
  The complainant in the sexual assault trial of two former University of Ottawa hockey players told a Thunder Bay court she was reluctant to go to police, because she didn't want anyone to be wrongfully accused.
  
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• Good morning, Thunder Bay! #tbay ow.ly/oScX30in6y7

  13-02-2018 13:58 via twitter.com
  Good morning, Thunder Bay! #tbay ow.ly/oScX30in6y7
  
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• 'Over the moon' after Eric Radford's Olympic gold medal win, says first figure skating coach

  13-02-2018 13:47 via cbc.ca
  Northern Ontario is basking in a golden glow after Balmertown's Eric Radford, along with pairs partner Meagan Duhamel of Sudbury, helped Canada climb to the top of the podium in the team figure skating event at the Pyeongchang 2018 Olympic Winter Games.
  
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• Border Guards Pressure Government Over Contract | CJUK Thunder Bay | Magic 99.9 fb.me/837m8w5Ji

  13-02-2018 13:09 via twitter.com
  Border Guards Pressure Government Over Contract | CJUK Thunder Bay | Magic 99.9 fb.me/837m8w5Ji
  
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• Thunder Bay city officials seek input to newest proposed heavy truck route

  13-02-2018 13:00 via cbc.ca
  City administration in Thunder Bay has come out with its latest proposal for regulating where large, heavy vehicles passing through town can go, and officials are ready for public feedback.
  
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• Thunder Bay city officials seek input to most recent proposed heavy truck route

  13-02-2018 13:00 via cbc.ca
  City administration in Thunder Bay has come out with its latest proposal for regulating where large, heavy vehicles passing through town can go, and officials are ready for public feedback.
  
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• February 13, 2018 – Northwestern Ontario DayStarter

  13-02-2018 12:36 via feedproxy.google.com
  Good Morning!
  Hotspot in Ontario: -6.7 °C19.9 °F Caribou IslandCold spot in Ontario: -29.0 °C-20.2 °F Algonquin Park East GateHotspot in Canada: 8.4 °C47.1 °F Cumshewa Island, BCCold spot in Canada: -48.3 °C-54.9 °F Hall Beach, NU
  Thunder Bay – DAYSTARTER –Good morning Northwestern Ontario. The weather today across the region will be more seasonable. There are no weather alerts for Northwestern Ontario. For Thunder Bay we can expect cloudy skies with a
  
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• Accused Testifies In Casablanca Murder Trial | CJUK Thunder Bay | Magic 99.9 fb.me/LosyKfaE

  13-02-2018 00:35 via twitter.com
  Accused Testifies In Casablanca Murder Trial | CJUK Thunder Bay | Magic 99.9 fb.me/LosyKfaE
  
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