Thunder Bay - ‘It is vindication:' Guilty verdict of Thunder Bay police sergeant sparks hope for change within the force

Former Thunder Bay Police Service (TBPS) records clerk Jamie Cunningham was in the courtroom on Feb. 20 when police sergeant Michael Dimini was found . . .

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