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THUNDER BAY -- Law students are using a recent alleged encounter with police as a teachable moment. A 15-year-old student from Neskantaga said she was recently arbitrarily detained by police on her way back to school.

Acacia Woodley refuses to let the bullies win. Born with just two fingers on her left hand an no right hand at all, the 13-year-old Palm Bay, Fla. student is crossing the country, promoting friendship as a way to stop bullying in its tracks.

THUNDE RBAY -- Public high school teachers have ratified their contract. Teachers with OSSTF ratified the deal with Lakehead Public Schools Tuesday afternoon.

Tuesday night’s Thunder Bay-Superior North debate was at times feisty, at times thought-provoking and at times a little repetitious.

OPP News Release (MARATHON ON) –On Monday October 7, 2015 at approximately 11:40pm officers from the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Marathon/Manitouwadge detachment were dispatched regarding a possible impaired driver of a motor vehicle in the

THUNDER BAY -- It was a close call for a double amputee this afternoon, after he became involved in a collision between a motor vehicle and his mobility scooter.

THUNDER BAY – Tuesday’s debate made one thing clear: constituents in the Thunder Bay-Superior North riding want their MP to speak independently for them.

THUNDER BAY – Alcohol was a factor in five of the seven deaths of students attending school in the city from remote First Nations, a forensic pathologist and toxicologist told the coroner’s inquest probing the deaths.

THUNDER BAY – The province has reached an agreement with the union representing about 35,000 public servants.

THUNDER BAY -- Women's groups continue to protest the federal government's perceived inaction regarding missing and murdered Aboriginal women in Canada.