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THUNDER BAY -- A sleigh ride on a mild December afternoon with light snowflakes falling is an image straight out of a storybook. But that’s just what happened on some city streets Saturday afternoon.

THUNDER BAY -- The city’s job market is dominated by public sector positions, despite efforts from local and provincial governments to diversify.

Here are some of the stories that had our attention in March 2014: 10.

THUNDER BAY – John Rafferty says he’s surprised to see his best friend in Parliament give up his seat in Ottawa to chase a provincial position with the Liberals.

THUNDER BAY -- Eloise Rosina has big plans to make a gingerbread house with her grandmother over the holidays.

THUNDER BAY -- Some residents in city who typically rely on community mailboxes will have to pick up their mail at the post office until the New Year. This follows a recent incident in which nearly 100 of the individual mailboxes were broken into.

WAWA, Ont. -- A union hopes it can help save the 55-year-old iconic landmark of this Northern Ontario town.

THUNDER BAY -- The United Way campaign has hit the $2 million mark, but there is less than two weeks left to raise the last of this year’s target.

THUNDER BAY -- A new system at the District of Thunder Bay Social Services Administration Board is getting better but there's more work to be done, says its CAO.

THUNDER BAY -- A teen who was robbed at knifepoint a week ago has recovered his skates.