Investigation ongoing following serious assault
November 5, 2026
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Police are continuing to investigate an assault that resulted in one person being hospitalized with serious injuries.
Thunder Bay Police Service Primary Response officers were dispatched to an address on Conestoga Street shortly before midnight on Monday, November 3.
Responding officers located an injured adult male. The male was transported to hospital by paramedics.
The Major Crime Unit is involved in the ongoing investigation.
It is not believed that this incident poses a direct risk to public safety.
Further updates will be provided when they become available.
Anyone with information that can assist the investigation is asked to contact the Thunder Bay Police Service at (807) 684-1200.
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