Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Police Probe "Serious" Incident
We have a developing story this morning....Police say there has been a serious incident on Lake Street on the city's north side overnight. There is no indication what it may be but one emergency official tells our newsroom that it's being treated as a crime scene. Police are expected to release more information later this morning.
Police Release Video Of Hit And Run
Thunder Bay police are looking for the driver of a car that rammed into a couple of vehicles in the OLG Casino parking lot early Sunday morning. It was caught on a video surveillance camera which police have released in hopes of finding the driver of what they believe to be a two door silver Mitsubishi Eclipse,
Float Plane Base Looking For New Home
Confederation College is looking for a new location for their Float Plane Base. It comes after Eva Lake Cottagers complained about planes flying over head this summer. President Jim Madder says they're looking for a community that has a lot of room and very little air activity. The next float plane program will start in June next year.
Monday, July 15, 2013
Police Release Video Of Hit And Run
Thunder Bay police are looking for the driver of a car that rammed into a couple of vehicles in the OLG Casino parking lot early Sunday morning. It was caught on a video surveillance camera which police have released in hopes of finding the driver of what they believe to be a two door silver Mitsubishi Eclipse,
Teen Robbery Suspects Caught
Two sixteen year old girls are in trouble with the law in connection with a County Park robbery. Police say that two youngsters enjoying the splash pad had their back packs stolen around 7 o'clock last night . Police caught up with the two female suspects on the bike path behind the Landmark Inn. Both are charged with robbery.
Hit And Run Suspect Comes Forward
Thunder Bay police say a male is claiming responsibility for last weeks hit and run that resulted in the death of two dogs. They say he has now come forward. The incident took place on Poleline Road as a 17 year old girl was walking the two Labs. She says that a driver of a green pick up truck didn't stop after the vehicle struck the animals.
Sneak Peek At New Target Store
Inside the new Thunder Bay Target Store which opens at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Thunder Bay Target Store on PhotoPeach
Thunder Bay Target Store on PhotoPeach
Rickford Reacts To His New Posts
Missing Man In Emo
Stolen Truck
Sixties Scoop In Court
Valhalla Inn Under Renovations
OPP Looking For Missing Man
Northern Ontario Angels Recognized
Quiet Weekend For Fires
Target Opens Tuesday
Sunday, July 14, 2013
City Hosts Fun Day At Chippewa
Chippewa Park is a buzz with people today during Family Fun Day. With events and entertainment organizers are hoping to draw those people who rarely or never go to the city owned park. Organizer Bonnie Shipston says they'll be offering an educational scavenger hunt. There is also a vintage car display and free cake. Shipston says it's great to see new families taking part and learning about the park.
Saturday, July 13, 2013
Dogs Killed In Hit And Run
Thunder Bay police are asking for your help in solving a hit and run that resulted in the death of two dogs. A 17 year old girl was walking the Labs on Poleline Road on Thursday afternoon when she says a green pick up truck drove by an hit the dogs who died at the scene. The driver of the truck drove away without stopping.
Friday, July 12, 2013
Groups Get EA Grants
The Federal government is allocating more than 126-thousand dollars to four groups to allow them to participate in an environmental assessment of the proposed Goliath Gold project in the Wabigoon area.
Eagle Lake First Nation is getting more than 41-thousand dollars, while the Metis Nation of Ontario is welcoming 40-grand. The Aboriginal People of Wabigoon is seeing nearly 35-thousand dollars.
Wabauskang First Nation has received more than 10-thousand dollars.
Eagle Lake First Nation is getting more than 41-thousand dollars, while the Metis Nation of Ontario is welcoming 40-grand. The Aboriginal People of Wabigoon is seeing nearly 35-thousand dollars.
Wabauskang First Nation has received more than 10-thousand dollars.
Swimming Safe At Boulevard Again
Just in time for the weekend health officials are lifting the swimming advisory for Boulevard Lake. It was imposed earlier this week after high e-coli bacteria levels were discovered. However subsequent testing has shown the levels are not a concern anymore at any of Boulevard's three beaches.
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