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Someone in Thunder Bay might be a lot wealthier than they think. Officials with the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation say a winning ticket for Friday’s Lotto Max Draw may belong to a Thunder Bay resident.

Officials with the OPP say more wild animals, such as deer, moose and bears, are being reported on or near area roadways.

After losing a loved on be gentle with yourself and expect the unexpected, says a spiritual co-ordinator with the regional hospital More than 160 attended the memorial service held at the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre on Sunday.

Police charged a male with impersonating an officer and breaking and entering on Saturday. Thunder Bay Police Service received a call from a north side hotel early Saturday morning.

Being selected as one of six finalists in the province for artistic merit, accomplishments and contributions definitely is a reason to celebrate.

A private member’s bill attempting to create a stand-alone agency in the north would prevent FedNor from wasting time and money, says an area MP.

Police suspect the man who robbed a south side convenience store on Saturday is the same person who robbed it earlier on Friday. Police say a lone-male entered the North May Street Mac’s just after 10:30 a.m. on Saturday.

As most often is the case, walking into Definitely Superior these days is a visual surprise, even a shock, but foremost a cause for wonder.

Police charged a man with robbery after allegedly assaulting and robbing an elderly man. Thunder Bay Police Service officers say they were on patrol when they witnessed an incident near Bethune Street around 9 p.m. on Friday.

Lakehead University will become brighter with more than $260,000 going toward a new LED research lab, said Kenora’s MP. MP Greg Rickford (Con. Kenora), made the announcement on behalf of Industry Minister Tony Clement at Lakehead University Saturday.