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VIDEO: Local Liberal MPs happy Carney will be next Prime Minister

VIDEO: Local Liberal MPs happy Carney will be next Prime Minister

Another city police officer gets suspended sentence in assault case

Another city police officer gets suspended sentence in assault case

Const. Ryan Dougherty was found guilty in October 2024 of assault causing bodily harm in relation to an incident with a 60-year-old male on Oliver Road near the Thunder Bay Health Sciences Centre on Nov. 8, 2022.
Hydro One sought go-ahead to expropriate 25 properties for the Waasigan Transmission Line

Hydro One sought go-ahead to expropriate 25 properties for the Waasigan Transmission Line

The company said it still aims to reach voluntary agreements with landowners between Shuniah and Atikokan
Thunder Bay outdoor skating rinks set to close this week

Thunder Bay outdoor skating rinks set to close this week

Most of these rinks will likely close for the season by Thursday or Friday.
Local lawyer acclaimed NDP candidate for Thunder Bay-Superior North

Local lawyer acclaimed NDP candidate for Thunder Bay-Superior North

Wakefield said she chose to run because she believes the North needs strong representation.
City residents receive threatening messages

City residents receive threatening messages

Police say scammers are demanding payment to avoid having intimate images posted online
Over 3 dozen Northwestern Ontario applications to federal mental health, addictions funding

Over 3 dozen Northwestern Ontario applications to federal mental health, addictions funding

Health Canada wouldn’t confirm the status of projects yet to be announced, or if any had already been rejected.
New Liberal leader has ‘broad-based support’ from the party: local MPs say

New Liberal leader has ‘broad-based support’ from the party: local MPs say

Former central banker Mark Carney won the federal party leadership decisively on Sunday.
'175 years in the making': First Nation gets financial settlement with Canada

'175 years in the making': First Nation gets financial settlement with Canada

Members of Kiashke Zaaging Anishinaabek are being compensated for an unfulfilled promise of reserve land
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