Police, racism and keeping youth safe: A look back at Thunder Bay

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Throughout 2017 the city of Thunder Bay has been in the news. It started with Barbara Kentner, a First Nations woman who was hit by a trailer hitch that was thrown at her by a passing vehicle. Kentner died in July.

Then in May, all eyes would be on the community when two teenagers were found dead by waterways in Thunder Bay.

Investigations were launched into the police service, and people were trying to figure out how to keep young people safe.

Here is a look at some of the stories APTN News covered in Thunder Bay this year.

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4 thoughts on “Police, racism and keeping youth safe: A look back at Thunder Bay

  1. Linda says:

    He is a vulture, profiting from human suffering …he and many others!!

    1. Exactly Linda, well stated ! Many people are benefiting from many tragedies, and they wouldn’t care less about the people.

    1. Exactly Linda, well stated ! Many people are benefiting from many tragedies, and they wouldn’t care less about the people.

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