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Thunder Bay woman, 84, charged with manslaughter after fight with other LTC resident
August 2, 2022
lives lived
Outdoorsman Ted Byers brought his Thunder Bay practicality, warmth and wit to Montreal
July 26, 2022
canada
Panel on Thunder Bay Police Reform to deliver recommendations by end of summer
July 15, 2022
canada
Calls emerge for ‘outsider’ to head Thunder Bay’s police force
June 29, 2022
politics
The close calls during Ontario’s 2018 election could tell us a lot about which key ridings to watch this week
June 1, 2022
canada
Police investigating homicide in Thunder Bay, Ont.
May 16, 2022
report on business
At an Indigenous-owned Thunder Bay factory, a glimpse of what economic reconciliation looks like
April 12, 2022
opinion
Radical change is overdue for the Thunder Bay Police Service and board
Tanya Talaga
March 16, 2022
canada
Can trust in Thunder Bay police be restored?
March 11, 2022
canada
Indigenous leader calls for dismantling of Thunder Bay police
March 8, 2022
canada
OPP decision coming soon on whether to investigate Thunder Bay police force
February 11, 2022
canada
Thunder Bay’s historic Finnish Labour Temple ravaged by fire
December 23, 2021
canada
Reinvestigations of several Indigenous deaths in Thunder Bay are complete. But will families get the answers they’re seeking?
November 6, 2021
canada
Body discovered inside burning home in Thunder Bay, Ont., police say
October 4, 2021
opinion
All Canadians should take Sept. 30 to observe National Truth and Reconciliation Day
Tanya Talaga
September 24, 2021
canada
Forest fires forcing evacuation of two Ontario First Nations communities
July 11, 2021
canada
Families lack confidence in new probe into Indigenous deaths in Thunder Bay
June 8, 2021
arts
Tanya Talaga’s new documentary Spirit to Soar examines the deaths of Indigenous teens amid colonial oppression
April 28, 2021
canada
Inmates in Thunder Bay to be vaccinated after COVID-19 outbreak linked to local jails
March 11, 2021
canada
Legal groups object to isolation order for freed prisoners in Thunder Bay
March 9, 2021
canada
Ramped-up vaccine rollout brings hope to Thunder Bay
March 5, 2021
art & architecture
Crypto art is gaining traction and one of its biggest stars is an artist from Thunder Bay
February 28, 2021
canada
Ontario officials mull lockdown for Thunder Bay as cases rise rapidly
February 25, 2021
canada
COVID-19 outbreak prompts Neskantaga First Nation to declare a state of emergency
February 24, 2021
canada
Thunder Bay grapples with COVID-19 outbreaks in correctional facilities, homeless population
February 23, 2021
canada
Crown seeks eight-to-12-year sentence in Brayden Bushby manslaughter case
February 17, 2021
canada
Judge to hear evidentiary arguments, witness statements at Brayden Bushby sentencing hearing next week
February 12, 2021
canada
Judge to decide on disciplinary hearing for Thunder Bay officers in death of Ojibwa man
February 10, 2021
canada
Medical officers in some COVID-19 hot spots push back against Ontario’s reopening plan
February 9, 2021
opinion
The opportunity for Indigenous business to become leaders in developing Canada’s critical minerals supply chains
Don Bubar and Phil Fontaine
February 8, 2021
canada
In Thunder Bay, an Indigenous People’s Court offers a new form of justice – but the pandemic has put obstacles in its path
February 1, 2021
report on business
Alstom CEO says ‘several years’ needed to fix Bombardier’s rail business, but no plans to shut Ontario, Quebec plants
January 29, 2021
canada
Over 200 residents return to Neskantaga as water quality improves
December 18, 2020
film
‘I made a mistake’: Canadian filmmaker Michelle Latimer addresses Indigenous ancestry questions
December 17, 2020
canada
Man who threw trailer hitch at Indigenous woman in Thunder Bay found guilty of manslaughter
December 14, 2020
opinion
Brayden Bushby’s guilty verdict was a relief for Indigenous women, but it was also deeply imperfect
Tanya Talaga
December 14, 2020
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