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Alcohol not a factor in pedestrian-auto crash, girl remains in critical condition

FORT WILLIAM FIRST NATIONS, Ont. -- New details are emerging about a weekend collision involving a teenage pedestrian.

Gas Watch: Lowest price per-litre at $1.07, highest $1.21

THUNDER BAY -- As of Tuesday morning, the most you would have paid for a litre of regular gasoline in this city was $1.21 per litre. According to the online gas price watchdog ontariograsprices.
Council by the Tweets: Dec. 15, 2014

Council by the Tweets: Dec. 15, 2014

THUNDER BAY -- View the slideshow below to see how Monday night’s council meeting unfolded via Twitter.
Boy who fell from chairlift OK, ski hill offers refresher in lift safety

Boy who fell from chairlift OK, ski hill offers refresher in lift safety

THUNDER BAY -- A six-year-old boy who fell from a ski hill’s chairlift did not sustain any serious injuries. The young boy fell about 20 feet from a Loch Lomond chairlift Saturday, leading to some facial injuries.

Men and teen who escaped custody in Kenora located and charged

KENORA, Ont. -- Three teenaged convicts in Kenora are back in custody after escaping a youth correctional facility for about four hours Sunday night.

Fate of Broadway Avenue trees on hold while council waits to make bylaw decision

THUNDER BAY -- Thunder Bay Hydro will have to wait before it cuts down trees on Broadway Avenue. Property owners in the area were told that trees in their front yards would have to be removed.
Mayor calls out MPAC after city provides Our Kids Count with tax relief grant

Mayor calls out MPAC after city provides Our Kids Count with tax relief grant

THUNDER BAY -- Mayor Keith Hobbs thinks the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation's board should resign.

Report coming to council on how to best deal with vacancies

THUNDER BAY -- Council will have options when a report comes back on how it should deal with vacancies. Coun. Iain Angus said the city needs to have a policy in place should a councillor have to vacate his or her place.
Most councillors ready to back online voting, want report back from administration

Most councillors ready to back online voting, want report back from administration

THUNDER BAY -- While most on city council support the idea of electronic voting in the next election, they want administration to do its homework before making a decision.
Students raise socks and underwear for Undercover Project

Students raise socks and underwear for Undercover Project

THUNDER BAY -- Before a few weeks ago Lauren Barch didn’t know that new socks and underwear are luxuries that many children in the city don’t enjoy.
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