Northern Ontario curls to 15-2 rout over P E Island
Support from Holy Family students fueled Team Northern Ontario as they blasted Prince Edward Island 15-2 in the Scotties draw. Krista McCarville’s squad seized five in the fifth end after a PEI stone rolled short, tying the single game points record. Northern Ontario now sits 3-4 and faces New Brunswick next in round robin.
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Threatened loss of Crime Stoppers alarms Thunder Bay officials
Thunder Bay crime watchers warn that losing Crime Stoppers would create a large gap for victims and police. Officials cite funding cuts, the need for rewards to incentivize tipsters, and the service’s anonymity and community value. They urge support via the website or direct contact.
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Nicol
Progressive Conservatives
Ontario
Stiles gears up for fully costed platform ahead of vote
Stiles promises a fully costed platform forthcoming while defending her ties to mentor Hazel McCallion. Peter McCallion, Hazel’s son, urged that her endorsement would have favored Doug Ford. Stiles, noting Ford’s focus on Washington, defends Ontario issues including health care and affordable housing as she touts platforms for Toronto and Ontario regions. The Green Party released its full platform February 12, detailing housing, taxes, and heat pump supports ahead of the February 27 election.
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Doug Ford
Hazel
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Washington
Donald Trump
Ontario
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Green Party
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Thunder Bay police investigate alleged armed robbery in Intercity area
Police respond to an early Wednesday robbery in the 400 block of Memorial Avenue as a male suspect brandished what appeared to be a gun and fled in a vehicle. The BEAR Unit leads the probe with no arrests yet. tips can be given anonymously via Crime Stoppers or the police tip line.
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Doug Diaczuk
Trail network plan takes another big step forward
The Kakabeka Falls section of the Thunder Bay area trail network grows by about one kilometre to just under four, enabled by Lakehead University access to Hogarth plantation near Oliver Paipoonge. The total network now reaches 90 kilometres with a Broadway Avenue connector. The association aims for 400 km from Thunder Bay to Atikokan, Nipigon, and Minnesota.
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