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THUNDER BAY -- Snowmobilers will be out in force south of the border next month, helping kick off the Easter Seals annual fundraising campaign.

Northwestern Ontario roads are proving dangerous on Thursday. OPP on Thursday afternoon closed the region's highways in two locations because of collisons involving transport trucks.

SIOUX LOOKOUT, Ont. – Provincial police are seeking public assistance in their investigation into a recent break and enter.

THUNDER BAY -- The lowest price fuel motorists will find Thursday morning is 96.9 cents per litre. That’s the price listed, as of Thursday morning, at the Superstore gas bar off of Memorial Avenue.

GREENSTONE, Ont. -- The OPP has re-opened one lane of traffic on the section of Highway 11 between the Nipigon junction and Geraldton. It was closed for several hours this mornining due to poor road conditions.

THUNDER BAY -- The path to future success lies in technology, says the director of education for the Thunder Bay Catholic District School Board.

THUNDER BAY -- Saying goodbye to the 64-year-old Brown Street fire station is bittersweet for some firefighters. “We were really part of the community over there.

Marathon Legion future looking brighter after recent gloom MARATHON, Ont. -- There was a good sized crowd on hand Tuesday evening to find out more about the future of the Legion in Marathon.

TERRACE BAY, Ont. -- The Township of Terrace Bay will have some labour peace with some of its unionized employees for the next three years. According to CAO Jon Hall, members of UNIFOR Local 229 have signed a new collective agreement.

TORONTO, Ont. The introduction of Smart meters and time-of-use pricing has not been effective in energy conservation. That's according to a new report by our Province's environmental commissioner. The Time-of-Use system began in 2011.