Well, this arrived a little early…
The 4K picture, WOW! I’ve seen this movie countless times, but I’ve never seen it look this good. The detail and colors are gorgeous. Can’t wait to watch the whole thing tonight!
Wake the Giant apologizes for raunchy, alcohol-fueled Flo Rida show
tbnewswatch.comTerry Fox, Bryan Adams and Mark Carney… I think we’ve exceeded the Canadian content requirements 🇨🇦
Alstom wins huge contract from VIA Rail
yourthunderbay.caFirst trailer for “Ithaqua” – filmed right here in Thunder Bay starring Luke Hemsworth, Kevin Durand & Michael Pitt
youtube.comDawson Road Safeway cutting back alcohol stock due to theft, beer sales now end at 9pm
Stopped by the Safeway on Dawson Road and was surprised by how empty the alcohol section is looking.
I asked the cashier what was going on, and she said they've been dealing with "too much theft with people just walking out of the store." Because of it, they're apparently reducing how much alcohol they keep stocked on the shelves and have also started cutting off beer sales at 9pm.
Has anyone else noticed this happening at other stores around town, or is Dawson Road getting hit particularly hard?
Police confirm two more homicides that weren't disclosed publicly
youtube.comTeen arrested after bear spray incident at CLE
tbnewswatch.comTBPS investigating stabbing death on Dawson Road
tbnewswatch.comMarina Pedestrian Overpass to Close Nightly at 11 pm
thunderbay.caThunder Bay Recognized Among Canada’s Most Affordable Places to Buy a Home
gotothunderbay.caGallery construction halted for budget review
tbnewswatch.comBody matching missing man Richard Graham found after nearly 2-year search
While this wasn’t the outcome any of us were hoping for, I hope it finally brings some peace and answers to Richard’s family after such a long search. Rest easy, Richard.
Police quietly dropped an online crime map
tbnewswatch.comFeds Greenlight $673 Million to Keep Canada Post Draining Our Wallets
Taxpayers just got fleeced for another $673 million to keep the sinking ship that is Canada Post afloat, because apparently a government-protected monopoly that loses billions while striking every time it rains still deserves endless bailouts instead of actual reform. Meanwhile, private couriers deliver faster, cheaper, and without turning the economy into a picket-line hostage crisis... proving once again that Canada Post isn’t a public service, it’s a subsidized relic we’re all forced to prop up.