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Police arrested three people following a drug bust in the citya s south side. Members of the Thunder Bay Police Service and the RCMP executed a search warrant at a Wiley Street home just before 11 p.m. Wednesday.
Michael Jackson fan Thierry Marceau from Montreal, who is dressed as Michael Jackson, walks around a few blocks outside of the Staples Center where Michael Jackson's memorial is being held Tuesday, July 7, 2009 in Los Angeles.
Human Rights Commission puts transit on notice
The Ontario Human Rights Commission is targeting transit authorities in Thunder Bay, Sudbury and Hamilton.
Job woes? Experts say gold mining to become a growth industry amid recession
Job seekers watching employment prospects wither and lay-offs mount amid the recession might consider joining the gold rush, and a northern Ontario school is hoping to educate that next wave of underground workers.
Man arrested for accessing child porn
Police arrested a man suspected of accessing child pornography from a work computer Friday.
Man jailed for shooting at house
A Thunder Bay man charged in connection with the shooting of a Westfort home earlier this year will spend more time behind bars.
A 30-year-old Peterborough man was shot and killed in northern Ontario last week by police, and his friends and family say they want answers.
THUNDER BAY, Ontario - After going hitless in a weekend split against Duluth, St.
As 2009 reaches its midlife, Thunder Bay is already seeing one of its worst years for homicides.
Police ran jury checks in T.O. murder trial, court reveals
Jurors in a murder trial in Toronto earlier this year were subjected to background checks without their knowledge, it was revealed in Ontario Superior Court on Tuesday.
Ministry manager faces child porn charges
A 48-year-old Thunder Bay man is due in court next month on charges of accessing child pornography.
Two charged in Northward assault
Thunder Bay Police charged two males with assault onA Sunday. The two, one a young offender, were both on probation when police charged them.
$7K raised to fight bowel diseases
Research into a cure for inflammatory bowel disease will be getting a boost. This year's Heel 'n' Wheel-a-Thon, held Saturday by the Thunder Bay chapter of the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation, raised $7,000. The money goes to the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of Canada, and 90 per cent will go toward research, local chapter president Terri Carter ...
CAW President Praises Leadership of Toronto Council on Solidifying Streetcar Deal
CAW President Ken Lewenza praised Toronto City Council, including Mayor David Miller, for agreeing to put up the outstanding funds required to solidify the record-breaking project to replace the City's aging streetcar fleet with 204 new Low Floor Light Rail vehicles.
Tories on streetcar cash: Absolutely not
OTTAWA a ' Transportation Minister John Baird has urged Toronto to come up with a list of other infrastructure projects in a letter where he drives a final stake into the heart of the city's plans for federal funding for new streetcars.
Police arrest suspected drunk bus driver
Police arrested a Thunder Bay Transit employee Wednesday for driving a bus while allegedly intoxicated, a case similar to one reported in February.
Council to vote on light rail financing
Toronto council will meet tomorrow to decide how to fund the remaining portion of the city's planned $1.2 billion light rail purchase.
Gravelle to take on forestry after cabinet shuffle
Thunder Bay-Superior North MPP Michael Gravelle is now tasked with leading Ontario's forestry after a recent cabinet shuffle.
Legal aid boycott hits native communities
Every aboriginal person charged with murder and other serious offences in the vast northwestern reaches of Ontario faces the prospect of standing trial without a lawyer now that a legal aid boycott has spread beyond Toronto.