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VIDEO: John Collin named as Thunder Bay's next City Manager

VIDEO: John Collin named as Thunder Bay's next City Manager

$200k in cocaine and fentanyl seized after TBPS drug bust

$200k in cocaine and fentanyl seized after TBPS drug bust

Two suspects from Ajax were arrested during a recent investigation by TBPS.
St. Joseph's Care Group to close its Behavioural Sciences Centre

St. Joseph's Care Group to close its Behavioural Sciences Centre

The centre on N. Lillie St. has operated for 37 years, providing an employee assistance plan and health assessment services.
Airport hosts active training exercise

Airport hosts active training exercise

Roughly 60 personnel participated from multiple organizations.
Thunder Bay-trained dog wins at the Westminster Dog Show

Thunder Bay-trained dog wins at the Westminster Dog Show

Sarah Byzewski's bull terrier Frankie won the terrier group and was a finalist for Best In Show.
New resource will help youths in care stay safe

New resource will help youths in care stay safe

As part of Children and Youth in Care Day, Tikinagan Child & Family Services launched an exciting new resource to help youths in care make connections while in foster care.
City of Thunder Bay names its next city manager

City of Thunder Bay names its next city manager

John Collin brings 40 years of leadership and management experience to the position, with a 35-year career in the Canadian Armed Forces as Major-General. 
Tough to replace current race site

Tough to replace current race site

Unlike dirt track racers, drag strip racers typically look for an old airport runway with pavement infrastructure to accommodate this style of racing.
Fort Frances councillor resigns

Fort Frances councillor resigns

Coun. David Kircher announced his resignation after the integrity commissioner found him in violation of the municipal code of conduct.
Sea lamprey caught in Neebing and McIntyre Rivers

Sea lamprey caught in Neebing and McIntyre Rivers

Sometimes called the vampire of the lakes, sea lamprey latch to the body of a fish and use their razor-like tongues to rasp a hole through the scales and skin so they can feed on blood and other fluids.
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