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Newsreader on CBC’s Superior Morning in Thunder Bay, Ont. olivia.levesque@cbc.ca. she/her
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Summer expected to have a strong start across northwestern Ont., according to new seasonal forecast

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By Olivia Levesque 
| CBLW (Thunder Bay, ON)
Thunder Bay After a sluggish start to the spring season across northwestern Ontario, one weather agency is predicting the month of June will bring about a stronger start to the summer season across the region. However, weather patterns may become a bit more unpredictable come July and August.
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Police in Longlac, Ont., still searching for suspects connected to attempted abduction of young girl

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By Olivia Levesque 
| CBLW (Thunder Bay, ON)
Thunder Bay·New Police are continuing their search for two suspects connected to an alleged abduction attempt in the small northwestern Ontario community last week. Ontario Provincial Police say the incident happened on May 6, around 8:45 a.m. near Nishnabe Miikena and Picnic Point Roads in Longlac, Ont.
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Ontario fire ranger crews sent to Minnesota to help with wildfire situation Original

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By Olivia Levesque 
| CBLW (Thunder Bay, ON)
Thunder Bay·New Three Ontario fire ranger crews from Dryden, Pickle Lake and Sudbury, Ont., have been sent to Minnesota due to escalating wildfire activity in the state. The crews, along with three fire engines, were deployed earlier this week as part of the Great Lakes Forest Fire Compact agreement. The partnership allows Ontario, Manitoba, Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin to share personnel, equipment and aircraft during periods of escalated fire activity.
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