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They know who they're voting for but aren't sold on the party platforms, say some Thunder Bay voters
Some voters in Thunder Bay, Ont., say they know who they're voting for in Monday's federal election – but not because they're satisfied with what the parties are offering. CBC spoke to more than a dozen voters in the intercity area on Tuesday, with several saying the party platforms fall short of what they're looking for.
Road work will limit access to County Fair Mall area starting Sunday
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McIntyre ward Coun. Albert Aiello found in conflict with Junot Ave. transitional housing project
McIntyre ward Albert Aiello has been found to be in a conflict of interest by the city's integrity commissioner for taking part in deliberations over a proposed Ontario Aboriginal Housing Services (OAHS) transitional housing facility on Junot Avenue.
Ontario PCs face lawsuit over election of party president
The man who lost his bid to become president of Doug Ford's Ontario Progressive Conservative party is suing over a claim that party brass broke their own election rules to thwart his candidacy.
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Thunder Bay police lay child pornography charge
4 charged after Thunder Bay drug bust
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