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• MNRF seek help in abandoned calf moose investigation near Ignace, Ont.

  23-10-2018 21:17 via cbc.ca
  Conservation officers with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry are asking for the public's help in identifying those who are responsible for shooting and abandoning a calf moose.
  
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• Police presence prompts lockdowns at 2 education centres in Thunder Bay, Ont.

  08-10-2026 18:10 via cbc.ca
  
  Two education centres on Thunder Bay’s south side are currently in a lockdown “due to a possible threat outside of the area,” according to Lakehead Public Schools as of late Thursday morning. Here's what we know about the incident.
  
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• New south side business association in Thunder Bay, Ont., is hopeful about the future

  08-10-2026 10:00 via cbc.ca
  
  Following a string of break-ins, businesses along Simpson Street in Thunder Bay, Ont., have formed a new business association with the goal of improving safety and attracting more people to the south side neighbourhood. Here's what those involved want to see accomplished.
  
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• Meet Volker Kromm, Thunder Bay, Ont., mayoral candidate

  08-10-2026 10:00 via cbc.ca
  
  Meet Volker Kromm, one of nine candidates seeking the mayor's chair in Thunder Bay, Ont. Kromm most recently headed the Regional Food Distribution Association for 16 years before retiring a year ago. Before that, he worked in planning and operations in the forest industry.
  
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• Dryden, Ont., councillor 'absolutely still running' despite court order to pay city $17K

  07-10-2026 22:16 via cbc.ca
  
  A city councillor in Dryden, Ont., who has been ordered by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice to pay the city $17,000 says he is "absolutely still running" in the upcoming municipal election. Here's what we know about the case and Coun. Ritch Noel's response.
  
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• Thunder Bay Community Auditorium is now 'The Auditorium'

  07-10-2026 18:57 via cbc.ca
  
  After 40 years, the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium is getting a new name: The Auditorium. The rebrand marks a new chapter as the venue looks toward its next four decades. Here's what acting general manager Andrew Edwards has to say about the refresh.
  
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• Ten-Minute Escapes: Entertainment That Fits into Any Schedule

  07-10-2026 15:20 via netnewsledger.com
  
  Many people feel as if there aren’t enough hours in the day, as they might have a demanding career, a hectic home life, personal responsibilities, or all of the above.
  Yet, there are likely pockets in your day when you could have fun, but you might spend them mindlessly scrolling Instagram or zonking out in front of the TV.
  If this sounds like you, or you’re looking for ways to maximize your leisure time, here are a handful of ten-minute entertainment escapes that can fit into any bu
  
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• Thunder Bay Man Faces Weapons and Stolen Property Charges Following Foot Pursuit

  07-10-2026 15:18 via netnewsledger.com
  
  Thunder Bay police charge a 25-year-old after a Machar Avenue foot pursuit
  Police say officers encountered a suspect attempting to access a locked vehicle on Machar Avenue.
  THUNDER BAY — A 25-year-old Thunder Bay man faces five charges following a September 18 encounter with officers patrolling the Machar Avenue area.
  In an October 7 media release, Thunder Bay Police Service said Primary Response Unit officers saw an individual attempting to gain access to a locked vehicle.
  Police allege t
  
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• Thunder Bay grocery deals Oct. 7-13: Thanksgiving bargains, stock-up buys and budget recipes

  07-10-2026 15:11 via netnewsledger.com
  
  Thunder Bay grocery deals Oct. 7-13: Best Thanksgiving buys, stock-up picks and budget recipes
  THUNDER BAY — Thanksgiving shopping is driving this week’s grocery specials, with 88-cent two-pound bags of carrots and onions, frozen turkey at $2.19 a pound, ham under $2 a pound, lean ground pork at $2.22 a pound and Ontario turnip at 49 cents a pound among the better values available to Thunder Bay households.
  NetNewsLedger reviewed the new flyer cycle Wednesday, Oct. 7. Giant Tiger&rsq
  
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• Apple and Pediatricians Release Guide to Help Families Build Healthy Digital Habits

  07-10-2026 13:44 via netnewsledger.com
  
  New resource pairs advice on screen time with Apple’s parental controls, helping families make room for sleep, schoolwork and time together
  THUNDER BAY — Families looking for help managing children’s screen time have a new resource from Apple and the American Academy of Pediatrics.
  Released September 29, “Building Healthy Digital Habits: A Guide for Families” combines the academy’s advice with Apple’s parental controls. It walks parents through creating
  
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• RockHawks Mining News Update for October 7, 2026

  07-10-2026 13:28 via netnewsledger.com
  
  NetNewsLedger RockHawks | October 7, 2026
  Gold, Copper, Uranium and Battery Minerals Lead the RockHawks Mining Briefing
  Thunder Bay – Mining News – Mining markets are being driven by two stories this week: exploration results that may expand future resources, and projects moving from plans into construction or processing. Across Australia, Brazil and Africa, companies are reporting high-grade drill intervals. In Canada, the most important development is closer to home: Generation Min
  
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• Northwestern Ontario Weather: Strong Winds, Showers and Cooler Air

  07-10-2026 13:10 via netnewsledger.com
  
  Forecast issued: Wednesday, October 7, 2026
  Thunder Bay – Weather Desk – Residents across Northwestern Ontario should prepare for a changeable three-day stretch from Wednesday, October 7, through Friday, October 9. Environment and Climate Change Canada is calling for showers, a risk of thunderstorms in several districts, and west to northwest winds that may gust to 40 or 50 km/h.
  The far north will be cooler, with some communities near the freezing mark overnight.
  The strongest wind
  
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• NewsHawks Morning Briefing: The Stories to Know for October 7, 2026

  07-10-2026 12:44 via netnewsledger.com
  
  October 7 NewsHawks briefing: Ukraine, Quebec politics, global economic risks, First Nations energy, forestry investment and Thunder Bay alerts
  NetNewsLedger | Wednesday, October 7, 2026
  THUNDER BAY — Deadly attacks in Ukraine, renewed debate over Canadian unity and global economic uncertainty lead Wednesday’s headlines. Closer to home, Northwestern Ontario is pursuing forestry investment, First Nations-owned renewable energy and business development, while Thunder Bay police warn fa
  
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• Thunder Bay Weather: Gusty Wednesday, Shower Chances Through Friday

  07-10-2026 12:34 via netnewsledger.com
  
  NetNewsLedger Weather Desk | October 7–9, 2026
  THUNDER BAY — Gusty winds and possible afternoon thunderstorms lead the three-day outlook. Western Lake Superior’s latest retrieved marine bulletin carries a strong-wind warning.
  At 5 a.m. Wednesday, Thunder Bay Airport reported clear skies and 7.5°C, with west-southwest winds at 9 km/h.Day
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  Wednesday, October 7
  Clouds increasing; 40% chance of afternoon showers and a thunderstorm risk. Wi
  
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• Is City Hall to Blame for Thunder Bay’s Crime, Addiction and Homelessness Crises?

  07-10-2026 12:05 via netnewsledger.com
  
  Is Thunder Bay City Hall to blame for crime, addiction and homelessness? An evidence-based look at municipal decisions and shared responsibilities
  NetNewsLedger Analysis | October 7, 2026
  THUNDER BAY — It is fair to hold Thunder Bay City Council and administration accountable for their decisions on homelessness, public spaces and community safety. There are documented delays and legitimate questions about whether the city is delivering results quickly enough.
  However, the evidence reviewed
  
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• EU news for October 7, 2026: emergency fuel talks, French debt concerns, China trade tensions, Black Sea shipping attacks and enlargement plans

  07-10-2026 11:59 via netnewsledger.com
  
  European Union News October 7, 2026: Energy Supplies, French Debt and Trade Tensions Lead the Agenda
  NetNewsLedger’s European briefing examines the major developments shaping the EU, from emergency fuel reserves to preparations for new member countries.
  THUNDER BAY — Energy security, rising government borrowing costs and pressure for tougher trade protections are among the leading stories facing the European Union on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
  European officials are also confronting
  
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• Why Thunder Bay's temporary shelter village allows drug use in its housing units

  07-10-2026 10:00 via cbc.ca
  
  As residents continue to move into the new temporary shelter village in Thunder Bay, Ont., the project has sparked debate on social media among municipal election candidates about drugs being allowed at the site. Here's the city's explanation behind the harm reduction approach at the site, and what advocates and experts in the region have to say on the matter.
  
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• Meet Trevor Giertuga, Thunder Bay, Ont., mayoral candidate

  07-10-2026 10:00 via cbc.ca
  
  Meet Trevor Giertuga, one of nine candidates seeking the mayor's chair in Thunder Bay, Ont. Giertuga has been a Thunder Bay city councillor since 2000. His career experience includes nursing, programming and administration at the Thunder Bay Correctional Centre and St. Joseph's Care Group, and running local small businesses.
  
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• Weapons call in Thunder Bay, Ont., 'concluded,' students told to take alternative route home

  06-10-2026 23:05 via cbc.ca
  
  The Thunder Bay Police Service (TBPS) says an incident related to a weapons call on Tuesday afternoon “has concluded.” Here's what we know about the situation on the city's south side.
  
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• 2 police officers in Thunder Bay, Ont., area charged with fraud, breach of trust

  06-10-2026 16:57 via cbc.ca
  
  The Ontario Provincial Police has arrested and charged two officers with the Nishnawbe Aski Police Service over on-duty incidents. Here's what we know about the charges.
  
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• Compare Thunder Bay Mayoral Candidates on safety, homelessness, business growth and the city’s reputation

  06-10-2026 14:06 via netnewsledger.com
  
  Thunder Bay’s Election: Safer Streets and a Stronger Economy Must Advance Together
  NetNewsLedger Analysis | October 6, 2026
  THUNDER BAY — Residents asking mayoral candidates to spend more time discussing jobs, investment and new businesses are raising a fair concern. Thunder Bay cannot build its future entirely around managing emergencies.
  However, public safety, homelessness and economic development are closely connected.
  Unsafe streets can discourage customers. Housing shortages ca
  
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• October 6, 2026: Thunder Bay and Area Three-Day Weather Forecast — Mild Tuesday, Showers Return Midweek

  06-10-2026 13:03 via netnewsledger.com
  
  Thunder Bay weather forecast for October 6-8, 2026, including current conditions, three-day forecasts for Thunder Bay, Nipigon and surrounding communities
  THUNDER BAY – WEATHER – Tuesday, October 6, 2026 – Thunder Bay and surrounding communities are starting Tuesday on a cool and damp note, but temperatures will climb sharply through the day. The city is headed for a much warmer-than-normal high near 21°C before cooler and more unsettled weather arrives Wednesday and Thursd
  
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• RockHawks Mining Update: Marathon Construction, Canadian Copper and Global Exploration Lead October 6 Briefing

  06-10-2026 12:55 via netnewsledger.com
  
  RockHawks mining news for October 6: Marathon construction, Danvers copper, Rainy River drilling, Quebec lithium logistics and dated commodity prices
  THUNDER BAY – MINING DESK – Tuesday, October 6, 2026 – Early construction at the Marathon copper-palladium project, fresh copper drilling in Canada’s North and progress on Quebec lithium transportation plans are among the developments NetNewsLedger RockHawks should follow today.
  Internationally, the announcement feed points
  
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• Northwestern Ontario Weather: Windy Tuesday, Showers and Storm Risk Wednesday

  06-10-2026 12:35 via netnewsledger.com
  
  NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO – Tuesday, October 6, 2026 will bring mild temperatures across much of the region, but strong west and northwest winds will develop through the day. Wednesday is expected to be cooler, cloudier and wetter, with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms in several districts. Thursday should remain unsettled, with showers possible and temperatures easing into the low to mid teens.
  This report uses the latest available Environment and Climate Change Canada forecasts checked ear
  
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• Favourite Games Across the Generations

  06-10-2026 12:27 via netnewsledger.com
  
  Next time the whole family is squeezed around the table at Thanksgiving, go around and ask everyone for their all time favourite game. Grandpa will probably describe something with a lever and a row of spinning fruit, a machine you fed a coin and hoped for the best. Your parents will light up remembering a grey box plugged into the living room TV, and your cousin in his twenties will swear nothing beats the blocky world he built after school. The youngest won’t say much at all. They’
  
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• How to Compare Charting Platforms for Canadian Investors: A Practical Guide

  06-10-2026 12:24 via netnewsledger.com
  
  Choosing a charting platform feels straightforward until the first bill includes exchange data fees that double the expected cost. For investors who trade TSX and TSX Venture stocks, the difference between a free delayed feed and a real-time subscription can be US$20 per exchange per month before the platform subscription is even added. The trick is not to pick the most popular platform but to run through a short checklist before signing up.
  Data Coverage: The Real Cost of Canadian Markets
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• From Carlsbad Village to La Costa: Understanding Traffic Safety Across Carlsbad’s Neighborhoods

  06-10-2026 12:13 via netnewsledger.com
  
  Carlsbad may be one city, but driving conditions can change considerably from one part of town to another.
  A trip through Carlsbad Village can involve pedestrians, cyclists, restaurants, businesses and visitors navigating relatively compact streets. Travel farther east or south, and drivers encounter wider arterial roads, larger intersections and routes connecting residential communities with Interstate 5 and employment centers.
  Understanding these differences is an important part of understandi
  
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• Winari Highlights Its Live Casino for Eligible Canadian Players

  06-10-2026 12:05 via netnewsledger.com
  
  Winari is drawing attention to its live casino section, where visitors can explore games in a format separate from the platform’s slots and sportsbook. For eligible players in Canada, the section brings several familiar table game categories together under one menu.
  The live casino is organised by game type rather than presented as a single long catalogue. Visitors can browse roulette, blackjack, poker, baccarat and game shows, as well as view the full live casino selection. This makes it
  
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• Meet Peter Diedrich, Thunder Bay, Ont., mayoral candidate

  06-10-2026 10:00 via cbc.ca
  
  Meet Peter Diedrich, one of nine candidates seeking the mayor's chair in Thunder Bay, Ont. Diedrich has worked for more than 35 years in the fields of telecom, technology, venture capital and global consulting, including a stint as the president and CEO of Tbaytel.
  
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• Two Alberta Men Face Impaired Driving Charges After Nipigon Traffic Complaint

  05-10-2026 19:40 via netnewsledger.com
  
  Two Alberta men face impaired operation charges after Nipigon OPP responded to an October 3 traffic complaint and alleged the drivers switched seats
  Police allege the men switched seats before both were arrested outside a local business
  NIPIGON – REGIONAL NEWS – Two Alberta men face impaired operation charges after Ontario Provincial Police responded to a traffic complaint outside a Nipigon business on October 3, 2026.
  Shortly after 5 p.m., Nipigon OPP officers received a report of a
  
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