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What’s Poppin: July 19 and July 20

What’s Poppin: July 19 and July 20

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TBT Newshour: July 18

TBT Newshour: July 18

VIDEO: Jenna Ostberg's family disappointed with SIU probe into her death

VIDEO: Jenna Ostberg's family disappointed with SIU probe into her death

‘No level playing field,’ NAN leader says he can't accept Bill C-5

‘No level playing field,’ NAN leader says he can't accept Bill C-5

Nishnawbe Aski Nation Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler was one of many Indigenous leaders who weren’t satisfied with the outcome of recent meetings with federal officials in Gatineau.
Thunder Bay police lay drug trafficking, impaired operation charges after arrest

Thunder Bay police lay drug trafficking, impaired operation charges after arrest

A suspect was charged after allegedly being found unresponsive behind the wheel of a running vehicle near Francis Street and Ford Street.
Mayor will say ‘yes’ to shelter village site if his amendment passes

Mayor will say ‘yes’ to shelter village site if his amendment passes

In a memorandum provided to city staff, Mayor Ken Boshcoff says he believes that the temporary village is a safer, healthier alternative to unmanaged encampments.
Man faces new charge of hostage taking in connection with 15-hour standoff

Man faces new charge of hostage taking in connection with 15-hour standoff

Morris Hogan's new charge is in addition to those of forcible confinement, armed robbery, three counts of pointing a firearm, and more.
Union leader urges region's postal workers to 'vote no'

Union leader urges region's postal workers to 'vote no'

Canadian Union of Postal Workers will be forced to vote on a collective agreement offer starting Monday.
Police say armed robbery suspect returned to the same store two days in a row

Police say armed robbery suspect returned to the same store two days in a row

The suspect was located, arrested, and taken into custody on Thursday.
Incoming MRI suite is ‘so long overdue’ for the Rainy River District, hospital says

Incoming MRI suite is ‘so long overdue’ for the Rainy River District, hospital says

The province has committed funding to the purchase and operation of the new scanner, as well as the construction of the new space to house it.
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