Tuesday, May 13, 2014
Hernandez Verdict Postponed Again
The verdict in the Christian Hernandez case is still another month away. The 28 year old is charged in connection with the 2010 city traffic death of 45 year old pedestrian Richard Carmichael. Hernandez faces two impaired driving related charges along with failing to remain at the scene of an accident following a death. The judge in the case was supposed to deliver the verdict today, but that has now been moved to June 19th.
Green Praises Letter Of Intent
Fort Frances To Run Tourism Centre

Gambee Case Back June 10th
A court date has yet to be set for the former chair of the Christmas Cheer fund. Linda Gambee's trial date is expected to be decided on June 10th. She is charged with defrauding the Christmas Cheer fund of about 22-thousand dollars.
Superintendent's Daughter Charged
A Red Lake OPP officer is in some hot water. The Ontario Provincial Police say they were conducting a RIDE Check stop on the weekend. They pulled over a vehicle and discovered the driver had been drinking.
Constable Caitlyn Van Straalen, a 6-year member of the police force and the daughter of OPP superintendent Ron Van Straalen, is charged. The OPP say she will be restricted to non-operational duties until her first court appearance on June 5th.
Constable Caitlyn Van Straalen, a 6-year member of the police force and the daughter of OPP superintendent Ron Van Straalen, is charged. The OPP say she will be restricted to non-operational duties until her first court appearance on June 5th.
Youth Centre Requests Funding
Water Delivery Phased Out

Karate Expo This Weekend
Martial Arts enthusiasts in the city are pumped about the first ever Isshinryu Karate Expo to be held here. It's being held at the West Thunder Community Centre starting on Friday and running until Sunday. There will be participants from Canada, Germany and the United States. The weekend will include seminars, instruction and testing
College Looks To Cheaper Housing
Improvement For Chapples Park

Ideas Brought To Council
Indoor Tennis Courts Considered

Another Step For Event Centre
The City of Thunder Bay is another step closer to seeing a new event centre built. A letter of intent between the city and Thunder Bay Live is now in place. If all the conditions are met, including financial help from the provincial and federal governments, the new arena complex could be built by the fall of 2017. Blurry eyed councillors voted to accept the agreement just after one o'clock this morning.
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