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THUNDER BAY – Summer is just around the corner, and so too is a recreation that still leads to tragedy on waterways across this province. Statistics from the OPP show that there is good news and bad news when it comes to water and boat safety.

Blues legend B.B. King died on Thursday, leaving a legacy of music and memories behind. King, who was 89, was no stranger to Thunder Bay, last playing the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium in 2007.

Nishnawbe Aski Nation is hosting a discussion next week on social issues facing First Nations in Thunder Bay.

Ontario's Special Investigations Unit has exonerated Thunder Bay Police in the August 2014 death of 38-year-old child killer Kevin Guy Boucher.

Becoming a police officer is usually near the top of most children’s lists when asked what they want to be when they grow up.

WAPEKEKA, Ont. - The OPP are investigating a suspicious fire that destroyed a school in the First Nations community.

THUNDER BAY -- John Rafferty says he has unfinished business on Parliament Hill.

THUNDER BAY -- A Hammarskjold High School student’s scientific mind has captured international attention.

THUNDER BAY – A man remains in the hospital with extensive injuries and two men have been arrested following a north-side home invasion.

While power has been restored to Lakehead University's Sanders Fieldhouse and Hangar buildings, the campus's Braun building and School of Nursing Building are still without power and will remain closed until further notice.