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When Krysta Logozzo’s grandmother passed away last year, she wanted to carry on her love of dancing so she organized a fundraising event to do just that.

Police charged two men with several drug-related offences after a search found ecstasy tablets and cocaine at a Sherrington Drive residence. Thunder Bay Police Service officers executed a search warrant around 9 p.m. on Friday.

Melissa Faiers almost lost her daughter. When she gave birth to Elizabeth last year doctor’s found that she did not have a tricuspid valve, had a small right ventricle and had a hole between the two ventricles.

Police say the man who was stabbed early Saturday morning is in stable condition. Thunder Bay Police Service officers responded to a call that involved a reported stabbing on Marks Street around 3 a.m.

An electrical fire at the abandoned former East Side Mario’s restaurant on Memorial Avenue kept firefighters busy on Saturday morning.

Easter weekend or not, voters in Thunder Bay are taking advantage of the federal election advance polls. “The turnout has been fairly steady,” said Elections Canada returning officer Bill Everitt on Friday. “They all basically opened on time.

Candy and camaraderie were the words of the day on Good Friday at Frank Charry Park, as kids of all ages stormed the field and got a head start on Easter celebrations.

Scot Kyle doesn’t see a problem with a coalition government in Ottawa.

Local community support workers walked around the block Thursday to pressure the province into putting more money into developmental services.

Through a new protocol, first-time youth offenders in the Nishnawbe-Aski Nation will be given a second chance and learn to take responsibility for their actions.