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THUNDER BAY -- The mayor of Terrace Bay says the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation is “killing” one-industry towns across Northwestern Ontario.

THUNDER BAY -- A man accused of being involved in a violent incident that sent a mother and her young daughter to hospital with serious injuries now faces charges of attempted murder.

THUNDER BAY -- A senior director at Thunder Bay Live says his organization is ready to adapt should the city’s proposed event centre plan have to be downsized.

THUNDER BAY - A number of regional leaders are adamant the standards for highway maintenance need to be enhanced or more strictly enforced.

THUNDER BAY -- The president and CEO of St. Joseph’s Care Group says Bethammi Nursing Home could have a role to play in reducing gridlock at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre.

THUNDER BAY -- The local chapter of the Guardian Angels has a new place to call home. The volunteer group met Thursday evening for a public interest meeting for the first time at their new clubhouse on May Street.

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THUNDER BAY -- Business owners, shareholders and employees came together Thursday to talk about co-ops and credit unions. Thunder Bay is the host city for a conference on business co-operatives.

A 52-year-old man is dead following an altercation in Eabametoong First Nation. OPP say Donald Sugarhead was transported to hospital on Monday after getting into a fight with another male in the remote fly-in community.

THUNDER BAY -- A group of North-side residents are expected to have their water turned back on Thursday after going more than 36 hours without it. A water-main break early Wednesday morning left 26 homes on Lark Street without water.