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The premiers of Quebec and Ontario met with the governors of eight U.S. states in Quebec City Sunday, on the final day of a conference about the future of the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence region.

Homebuyers in Ontario will soon have new protections against phantom bids, a practice used by some unscrupulous real estate agents to try to drive up the price of homes.

Employees from RBC and the George Jeffrey Childrens Foundation got their hands dirty this week, finishing a garden renovation that began last year. The foundation also recieved a gift from the bank's "Day of Service" initiative.

THUNDER BAY-- After a one-week hiatus Thunder Bay city council meets with a light agenda on the table. One of the main items up for discussion is the state of housing in the city.

Ontario towns and cities that pay for OPP service are watching the latest contract negotiations very closely to see if the province can avoid years-of-service bonuses that communities say are becoming difficult to afford.

The Thunder Bay Police are currently investigating an arson that occurred over the weekend. Just after 12:30 a.m.

THUNDER BAY – As many as four vehicles, including a motor cycle, were involved in a collision on the Thunder Bay Expressway Monday afternoon.

THUNDER BAY – The province will cover nearly 90 per cent of the capital costs for the St. Joseph’s Hospital new east wing. Premier Kathleen Wynne announced her government is spending up to $47.

THUNDER BAY – A city man arrested last year following a child pornography bust has been cleared of all charges. Jason Caron, 36, was charged in August 2014 as part of a province-wide sweep.

OPP News Release (RED LAKE, ON) – With the arrival of warm summer weather, the Red Lake Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) wants to remind pet owners that a hot vehicle is no place for a pet.