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Butterfly Story allows breast cancer survivors to share stories in new light

Butterfly Story allows breast cancer survivors to share stories in new light

THUNDER BAY – Though she had beaten breast cancer, Michelle Blackburn still felt she needed something to move past the disease. That’s how The Butterfly Story was born.

City holding open house on its Current River corrosion control plan

THUNDER BAY -- The city is hosting a corrosion control plan open house Thursday. Starting at 6 p.m.
Shuniah Mine collapse fears close bike trail

Shuniah Mine collapse fears close bike trail

THUNDER BAY -- The most popular local mountain biking trail is out of commission as a $43,000 chain link fence is being constructed around collapsed shafts in the Shuniah Mines.

Stolen vehicle leads to drunk driving, obstruction charges for local man

THUNDER BAY -- A stolen vehicle led a man to drunk driving charges Tuesday morning. Police say the man was at a gathering on Moodie street when he took keys to a vehicle and drove off. A 911 call came into police just after 1 a.m.

Stolen vehicle leads to drunk driving, obstruction charges for local man

THUNDER BAY -- A stolen vehicle led a man to drunk driving charges Tuesday morning. Police say the man was at a gathering on Moodie street when he took keys to a vehicle and drove off. A 911 call came into police just after 1 a.m.
ETFO leaders say one size does not fit all in contract talks

ETFO leaders say one size does not fit all in contract talks

Mike Judge said other than the classroom, there’s no place elementary school teachers in Ontario would rather be than at the bargaining table.
Two men rob Oliver Road Mac's at knifepoint (VIDEO)

Two men rob Oliver Road Mac's at knifepoint (VIDEO)

THUNDER BAY -- Police are looking for leads on two men who robbed a Mac's convenience store at knifepoint early Tuesday morning. Just before 2 a.m., the men fled the Mac's Oliver Road outlet on foot with an undisclosed amount of money.

Council approves cuts, holds off on others until next budget season

THUNDER BAY -- While some budget reductions were approved, council will wait until next year to look at others.
City asked to help with humane society's plan to build new clinic

City asked to help with humane society's plan to build new clinic

THUNDER BAY -- The humane society is looking for the city's help to bring a spar and neuter clinic to the region. The Thunder Bay and District Humane Society is looking at a three-phase $2.
Council considering protected bike lane for May Street and Memorial Avenue

Council considering protected bike lane for May Street and Memorial Avenue

THUNDER BAY -- City council is considering a safer alternative for cyclists on Memorial Avenue.
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