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A healthy rez dog means a healthy community: Advocates working to bring vet care to Indigenous communities
Fort William First Nation member and resident Helen Pelletier sits outside her home with her two "rez dogs" Zaagi and Nico. Nico is a free-roaming dog who stays within the property.
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Inquest explores challenges of remote health care after death of First Nations woman
A sign on the Trans-Canada Highway west of Thunder Bay, Ont., is seen on Monday, April 23, 2018. A coroner's inquest into the death of a First Nations woman in Thunder Bay, Ont., is expected to shed light on the challenges of delivering health care in remote communities. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Colin Perkel
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Thunder Bay Indigenous group wants province to dissolve the municipal police force
Dorothy Sakanee holds a photo of her granddaughter Mackenzie Moonias, a 14-year-old found dead in Thunder Bay in December, 2023, during a press conference calling for the disbandment of the Thunder Bay Police Services at Queens Park in Toronto, Monday, April 22, 2024. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Cole Burston
opinion
First Nations peoples have lost confidence in Thunder Bay’s police force
Tanya Talaga
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Terry Fox memorabilia collection finds new home at Royal BC Museum
Darrell Fox and Marnie Burnham, manager of the regional archive program, look over the Fox families memorabilia of his brother Terry Fox at the Archives Canada Storage facility in Burnaby December 5, 2013. (John Lehmann/The Globe and Mail)
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Former Thunder Bay police chief charged with obstruction of justice, breach of trust
Newly appointed Thunder Bay police Chief Sylvie Hauth feels there are "Systemic Barriers" in her force that need to be addressed moving forward in Thunder Bay, Ontario. David Jackson/ Globe and Mail
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Former in-house lawyer for the Thunder Bay Police Service criminally charged
A Thunder Bay Police Service logo is shown in a handout image. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO
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Junior hockey team says it made error in judgement with jersey similar to work attributed to Morrisseau believed to be fake
A junior hockey team in Ontario says it made “an error in judgment” regarding the origin of a piece of artwork that was put on Indigenous charity jerseys that brought the team into a controversy involving acclaimed First Nations artist Norval Morrisseau.
lives lived
Sandra Steinhause readily laughed at herself and followed her heart
Sandra Steinhause.
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Teen missing for days found dead near Thunder Bay, raising questions about police response
14-year old Mackenzie Monias Received from Thunder Bay Police Service
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From Thunder Bay to the GTHL, the love of the game is what brings it all together
Head coach Mike Simeoni speaks to players of the Under 16 Thunder Bay Kings before playing the Toronto Jr. Canadiens, during a Greater Toronto Hockey League game, in Toronto, Saturday Nov. 11, 2023. (Christopher Katsarov/The Globe and Mail)
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Thunder Bay’s top cop says racism won’t be tolerated
Thunder Bay Police Service Chief Darcy Fleury is photographed in his office, in Thunder Bay, Ont., Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2023. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young
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Thunder Bay, Ont., to host the 2025 Scotties Tournament of Hearts
Team Canada skip Kerri Einarson watches her shot while playing Manitoba during the final at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts, in Kamloops, B.C., on Sunday, February 26, 2023. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck
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U.S. private equity firm acquires Thunder Bay paper mill for US$218.6-million
Train tracks from Bombardier lead towards the Resolute Mill factory in Thunder Bay, Ontario, on November 07, 2019. David Jackson for The Globe and Mail.
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Tournament of Hope brings Indigenous youth together
Youth playing broomball at the Tournament of Hope in Thunder Bay, by Ethan Bell
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Inquest hears Thunder Bay jail lacked adequate mental health services
Ontario's chief coroner Dr. Dirk Huyer looks on during the daily COVID-19 press briefing at Queen's Park in Toronto on Tuesday, June 23, 2020. A coroner's inquest is underway for Moses Beaver, of Nibinamik First Nation, who was 56-years-old when he was pronounced dead at the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre in February 2017 after being transferred from a jail in the northwestern Ontario city. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Steve Russell - POOL
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Thunder Bay police force appoint new chief
Darcy Fleury has been named the new police chief of the Thunder Bay Police Service.
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Ontario First Nation says bodies of two adults, one child recovered after house fire
Pikangikum First Nation is a remote-access community located about 100 kilometres northwest of Red Lake, Ont.
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Forensic pathology to be eliminated in Thunder Bay
Thunder Bay Police Service on patrol Friday March 11, 2022. David Jackson / The Globe and Mail
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Environment Canada issues special weather statement for parts of northern Ontario