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1 day ago | netnewsledger.com | James Murray

THUNDER BAY – NEWS – The Thunder Bay Police Service has shut down a portion of High Street South, between Hester Street and Lisgar Street, as officers respond to a serious emergency situation that unfolded late this afternoon. Multiple police vehicles are positioned across the roadway, with flashing emergency lights activated. The scene has been secured with police tape stretched across the full width of the street, preventing access to both vehicles and pedestrians.

1 day ago | netnewsledger.com | James Murray

THUNDER BAY – NATIONAL NEWS – As Canadians gear up for Canada Day, a new national survey reveals a powerful and lasting surge in “homegrown loyalty.” Conducted by Horizon Media Canada, the survey found that 83 per cent of Canadians say buying local evokes national pride, and 71 per cent feel more loyal to Canadian brands now than a year ago.

2 days ago | netnewsledger.com | James Murray

THUNDER BAY – CRIME REPORT – A Thunder Bay Police Service drug investigation has led to the arrest of three individuals and the seizure of cocaine, a handgun, ammunition, and over $5,000 in suspected crime proceeds. The TBPS Intelligence Unit launched the investigation in May 2025 after receiving information about a male suspect allegedly in possession of a handgun, ammunition, and illegal drugs—specifically, suspected cocaine and oxycodone.

3 days ago | netnewsledger.com | James Murray

THUNDER BAY – EDITORIAL – As Thunder Bay wrestles with the visible rise in homeless encampments, nowhere is the pressure more intense than in the Fort William downtown core. Already reeling from construction and demolition of the Victoriaville Centre and persistent safety concerns, local businesses now face an added strain: city-backed efforts to concentrate homelessness services and sanctioned encampments near the area. The result?

4 days ago | netnewsledger.com | Karishhma Mago

“Stop trying to sound like the Queen,” Anfisa Salnikova laughs. “Most native speakers don’t.” That’s the kind of no-nonsense advice that fuels her popular blog Saucy English by Anfisa Salnikova, where she breaks down real-world English with sass, psychology, and style. With her background as both a psychologist and polyglot, Anfisa’s mission isn’t to make learners speak “correctly”—it’s to make them speak authentically.