Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Airport sets passenger traffic record
Business continues to boom at the Thunder Bay Airport with 2011 showing a record year for passenger traffic. Figures show there was a 4 per cent increase in passenger traffic last year compared to 2010. President and CEO Scott McFadden attributes it to strong economic activity in the region. He says some airlines helped by adding new or larger airplanes to their fleet.
Plane crash claims 4 lives
The Plane Crash that killed 4 people is said to have happened in a blizzard. Thats the word from at least one witness in the small community of North Spirit Lake. A Keystone Air Service plane crashed near the community just after 10 this morning. One person survived and is being treated at a local clinic.
Law students attend murder trial

Police release video of "persons of interest"
Thunder Bay police say they are looking for two people who they would like to speak to about last month's false bomb scare at the Bombardier plant. They have released a surveillance video of two people making a call from a pay phone at Vickers and Arthur street where the threat is believed to have been called in from.
Mr Sub robbed this morning

Apparent assault victim found in snow bank

OPP find suspicious package
OPP in Marathon are dealing with a suspicious package. Officials say they got a call from a resident Sunday about an unknown package inside a package. Officers called in the Explosives Disposal Unit and they found the package to be safe.
Thunder Bay murder trial underway

Lost time at Lakehead
Driven to Quit
Quit smoking and you could win a car. The Canadian Cancer Society has launched its annual “Driven to Quit Challenge.” Quit Coach and former Phys-Ed teacher Dr. Jim Morris says he's been working with his former high school students. To be eligible for the contest you need to stop smoking for the month of March.
Police looking for escapees

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