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THUNDER BAY – City police responded to more than 130 criminal incidents during the week of Monday, April 4 through Sunday, April 10. Thunder Bay Police Service statistics are made available through crimereports.

Sixty-year volunteer Peggy Brescia, a youthful 90 years young, spends some of her day helping out at the St. Joseph’s Hospital Gift Shop found in the front lobby of the hospital on Algoma Street. She loves to volunteer and meet people.

THUNDER BAY -- Despite Thursday's power outage, organizers are calling the annual Northwest Film Festival a great success.

THUNDER BAY -- Sandi Boucher considered it a win when she saw her name on the list of nominees for the Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce’s Business Person of the Year Award.

THUNDER BAY -- A south side garage was badly burned in a fire Saturday afternoon. Thunder Bay Fire Rescue received reports flames were rising from a back lane garage of a Finlayson Street home just before 3 p.m.

THUNDER BAY -- One of Thunder Bay's largest art exhibits is restoring the city's North Core.

THUNDER BAY -- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Northwestern Ontario’s Indigenous leaders have set the table to serve the Liberals’ ambitious infrastructure agenda.

THUNDER BAY -- Lucille Atlookan's passion for art has opened up a world of opportunity for Aboriginal youth. New challenges arose when Atlookan moved to Thunder Bay leaving her feeling as though she didn't belong.

THUNDER BAY – Ottawa is committed to working together with provinces on resource development, though there remains no concrete pledge to match the Ontario government’s $1 billion Ring of Fire infrastructure investment.