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Abe Cappello is the grand prize winner in this year’s Fort William Rotaray House Lottery draw.

Brooke McPhee knows exactly why she’s celebrating Canada Day. “Because we live in Canada and it’s important to us,” the 10-year old, visiting from Muskoka, Ont.

THUNDER BAY -- Suicide among Aboriginal youth in Northern Ontario is three times higher than it was 20 years ago.

THUNDER BAY - The chief of Gull Bay First Nation is accusing the provincial government of downplaying the environmental consequences of a tailings pond spill at the Lac Des Iles Mine.

THUNDER BAY – Police are seeking a pair of male suspects accused of stealing a bike from two 12-year-old boys. The two boys were walking in the area of Brown Street and Brock Street on Sunday around 4:30 p.m.

Steve O’Brien says he’ll do just about anything to help the country’s youth live better lives and complete their education. The former Canadian Olympian is proving it with his actions.

Thunder Bay Police Service News Release On June 26, 2015 the Thunder Bay Police were dispatched at 5:10 p.m. to attend at Marina Park regarding two intoxicated individuals who were at the end of Pier 2 at the boardwalk.

THUNDER BAY – The founding dean of the Lakehead University law school is leaving his post. Lakehead University officials confirmed Lee Stuesser is stepping down as the head of the Faculty of Law but would not provide the reason.

THUNDER BAY – Jim Madder is looking to make Confederation College into a regional institution The school announced on Tuesday Madder will remain at the helm as president for at least another six years, agreeing on a five-year extension that wil

THUNDER BAY -- The five pillars of Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre’s newly unveiled strategic plan include increased attention on the patient experience, Aboriginal and seniors’ health, comprehensive clinical care and dealing