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The Thompson RCMP detachment received a report on June 6 asking them to locate 37-year-old Bernard Hart of Oxford House. Hart, who had left Oxford House to travel to Thompson, was last seen in here around May 28.

Thompson Fire and Emergency Services, along with the Thompson RCMP, responded to a fatal motor vehicle accident on June 12. The emergency services personnel and RCMP responded to the accident, which happened at about 5:20 p.m.

The Thompson Citizen tomorrow takes another big leap forward in the online world with a major website re-launch as Glacier Media Inc. of Vancouver, the paper's owner, continues to rollout Internet editions of its newspapers across Western Canada.

The City of Thompson opened its doors to the public to discuss its strategic plan on June 12 at a breakfast meeting in the City Hall foyer.

I am writing this letter on behalf of myself and my work colleagues to express our dissatisfaction with the conditions of the industrial area's roads.

A 13-year-old girl was stabbed after a fight with an undisclosed number of girls near an apartment on Ashberry Place June 3. Thompson RCMP responded to an aggravated assault call.

Co-Chair of Thompson Recycling Centre says facility will not shut down

Manitoba Health and Healthy Living reported two new confirmed cases of H1N1 flu, also known as the swine flu, in a media bulletin June 4, bringing the total number of cases in the province to 40, nearly four times as many confirmed cases as there wer

Thompson's CIBC branch shut down on the afternoon of June 1 after several employees were sickened by a foul smell.

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