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There were three-headed dogs and Grinches aplenty. There were big trucks and little ones, carrying reindeer and presents and holiday cheer.

THUNDER BAY -- Radio personality Stuart McLean will cut his Christmas tour short due to a melanoma diagnosis and his last show before he begins treatment will be Sunday in Thunder Bay.

THUNDER BAY – There may not yet be snow on the ground but it’s starting to look like Christmas in Paterson Park.

THUNDER BAY – As the city plans for the potential arrival of refugees, residents are stepping up to welcome them with open arms.

THUNDER BAY -- Thunder Bay Rotary clubs are gearing up for the annual Christmas parade, which hits the streets Saturday morning. This will be the 25th annual Christmas parade. Organizers are inviting people out for all the fun.

THUNDER BAY -- The Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce is leading a trade mission to the Osoyoos First Nation in British Columbia. The chamber and a dozen local business and First Nation representatives are taking part in the two-day trip next week..

THUNDER BAY -- There was more emotional testimony at the Thunder Bay courthouse Friday, during the inquest into the deaths of seven First Nation students. Friday morning the jury heard from the best friend of 18-year-old Curran Strang.

After a 10-year absence at Confederation College, it appears a powwow could become an annual tradition at the Thunder Bay school.

THUNDER BAY – In the time it took to fetch a glass of water, the Aboodi family became convinced they had no other choice but to flee their homes in Iraq.

OPP media release follows: On November 18, 2015 at approximately 10:00 a.m., members of the Kenora Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) received a complaint regarding property damage and items stolen from a business in Keewatin.