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Toys, clothing being collected for northern First Nation reserve
Charity Keesic thought she was leaving her northern Ontario reserve to come to a community where no one would know her.
Effect of real-time CPR feedback reported at resuscitation science symposium
November 20, 2009 - Emergency medical service providers in the United States assess an estimated 350,000 cardiac arrests each year.
Porter: the little airline that could
Porter: the little airline that could Porter Airlines in operation at the Toronto Island Airport.
Paul Shaffer's new memoir traces his musical trek from Thunder Bay to Broadway
Canadian musician Paul Shaffer has just published a memoir, We'll Be Here for the Rest of Our Lives: A Swingin' Showbiz Saga.
Funds come through for business park
The stage for a major expansion at Thunder Bay's Innova Business Park has been set with the announcement of provincial funds for the project.
Firefighters are unsure of what caused a blaze to engulf a turn-of-the-century home on Friday at the corner of Tarbutt and Francis streets in Thunder Baya s south end.
Chartwell Announces Third Quarter 2009 Results
THIRD QUARTER HIGHLIGHTS: - Same property occupancies are stable with Quebec continuing positive trends - Anticipated rental rate increases in 2010 of 2.0% to 3.5% in Canada and 3.5% to 4.0% in the U.S. - Continued successful implementation of cost control initiatives - CMHC-insured mortgage debt renewal programs on track, generating ongoing ...
Canadian Man Sentenced on Charges of Interstate Transportation of a Stolen Plane
Adam Dylan Leon was sentenced to 24 months in prison on federal charges of interstate transportation of a stolen aircraft, importation of a stolen aircraft, and illegal entry, for flying a stolen Cessna 172 aircraft into the United States from Canada, Acting United States Attorney Michael W. Reap announced today.
The good news is your morning trip to Timmy's has been saved from the new hated sales tax -- or HST.
How has the DriveTest strike inconvenienced you? E-mail us at torsun.citydesk@sunmedia.ca or call us at 416-947-2211. While Ontario's 12-week-old driver examiners strike goes on, DriveTest has announced today it will open six centres and begin administering some tests.
Residents and staff of Quarry Hill Retirement Community gathered there on Oct. 29 to recognize... Photos: Crew of USCG Cutter Thunder Bay ... By Pen Bay Healthcare - 11/08 The crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Thunder Bay recently made a visit to the Knox Center for ... Kno-Wal-Lin Home Care and Hospice Again ... By Pen Bay Healthcare - 11/07 ...
Music and comedy are the twin poles in Paul Shaffer's life. Don't ask him to choose, but David Letterman's sidekick has given the subject thought for a lot of years.
Three killed in Cat Lake air crash
Transportation Safety Board spokesman John Cottreau confirmed all three people aboard the Lockhart Air Services Cessna 310 twin engine aircraft were killed in the incident.
Reports on a portion of Algoma and Thunder Bay districts, Ontario
Opposition MPs could thwart Ontario's move to HST
Ontario's plan to adopt the controversial Harmonized Sales Tax could hit a roadblock on Parliament Hill.
No matter what a person's credit situation, there's a solution. That's the message the Thunder Bay Counselling Centre wants to get across at today's credit counselling open house, where people with questions about their credit and financial situations can talk with experts in the field.
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Canadian Who Flew Stolen Plane to Missouri Sentenced to Two Years in Prison
Remember the case of Adam Dylan Leon ? Back in April, the 31-year-old stole a Cessna from his flight school in Thunder Bay, Ontario, and piloted the aircraft into the United States airspace.
What's going on with all the work on the Thunder Bay Expressway? The massive project is scheduled for completion in the fall of 2010 and involves the installation of culverts, trenching and ducting for underground wiring, and the start of installation of light-pole bases.
A man who tried to stop youths from breaking into his neighboura s car was stabbed in the stomach early Tuesday morning.
Do something on climate now: rally
The voice to stop climate change was loud and clear in Thunder Bay on Saturday. Students, politicians and anyone who want to see the government stop climate change met in Waverley Park to tell the world to do something now on the International Day of Climate Action.