Troubling RIDE checks reveal rise in impaired driving
Thunder Bay Police wrap up the Festive RIDE campaign reporting 27 impaired driving arrests from December to New Year’s Eve, split between alcohol and drugs, with a noted rise in young and novice drivers racing at high speeds. Authorities plan continued enforcement into 2025.
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Thunder Bay 50/50 winner worth 6.43 million changes Hanmer couple life
Natalie and Clem Bigras of Hanmer Ontario won a record setting 6.43 million in the December Thunder Bay 50/50 draw for the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation. The couple plans to fund an emergency department overhaul, noting care access for rural residents improved by the hospital’s initiatives. The prize, the largest 50/50 hospital award in Canada, continues to exceed milestones as the January draw approaches with 75 000 early prizes. Tickets remain available online and at a local store with a January 30 deadline.
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