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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.

Here are some of the most read stories from Week 8 of 2015: 5 Six vehicles involved in morning crash on Harbour at Golf Links City police are investigating a morning crash that involved at least six vehicles Wednesday morning.

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.

THUNDER BAY -- On the same day pink shirts were worn across across the country to make a stand against bullying, one local student says he was being choked by his harasser.

THUNDER BAY -- Thunder Bay Police say the driver of one of the vehicles involved in a fatal crash last Friday had a suspended GI driver's licence. The 22-year-old woman died in the crash, as did her 22-year-old boyfriend.

THUNDER BAY -- Variety was the selling point at the second annual Spring Career Fair at Lakehead University Thursday. The fair had employers from all around the region, along with representatives from Southern Ontario and Alberta companies.