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THUNDER BAY -- A late winter could mean good things for the city's budget. The past two harsh winters have hammered the city's winter control costs as its had to plow, salt and sand out of more storms than usual.

Northern Ontario students are lagging behind their counterparts in other regions of the province, according to a report released on Thursday by the Northern Policy Institute.

THUNDER BAY – The dates for the city’s second annual craft beer festival are set. BrewHa! will be held on Aug. 12-13 next year at Prince Arthur's Landing, organizers of the festival announced on Thursday in an Instagram post.

The law license of Mason Mandrake Millar has been suspended.

A youth reported missing by the OPP has been found. A news release issued by the OPP thanked the public for their assistance in locating the youth. With the missing person found, this is now a private matter.

THUNDER BAY – Veteran Affairs offices in this city will likely re-open in 2016. The Thunder Bay location was one of nine closed by the previous Conservative-led federal government.

THUNDER BAY -- A train covered in Christmas lights is bound for Thunder Bay. The CP Holiday train is coming and will roll into the city at 8:45 p.m. tonight for local residents to see. It's the 17th annual voyage for the train.

THUNDER BAY -- A major construction project on Balmoral Street could bring new uses to the area.

Another Thunder Bay property owner has been ticketed for failing to have a working smoke alarm The latest incident comes following at Nov. 21 fire at a Brant Street home.

OPP News Release (THUNDER BAY, ON) The Thunder Bay Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) remind residents to beware of a Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) scam in which someone, claiming to be a representative from the CRA, calls to inform you