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THUNDER BAY -- The ex-girlfriend of a local man accused of drug trafficking testified the accused told her he accumulated $1.2 million from drug dealing over a five-year period.

Residents at the supportive housing complex on Lillie Street celebrated a special gift Thursday, as part of Seniors Month in the city.

THUNDER BAY -- Five of the six candidates from major parties running to represent Thunder Bay’s two provincial ridings will square off in the final candidates forum of this provincial election tonight.

THUNDER BAY -- A graduating class at Bishop Gallagher School will have some help relaxing this summer.

THUNDER BAY -- After several courtroom delays, the trial of a man accused in a drug trafficking case was adjourned until Thursday.

THUNDER BAY -- Kids ask better questions than their grownup counterparts.

THUNDER BAY -- A report on what to do with the Fort William Gardens is coming to city council with nearly $10 million in recommendations.

THUNDER BAY -- Fire has gutted a southside home. Thunder Bay Fire Rescue officials say no one was hurt during a house fire on May Street, by the Mac’s convenience store near Dease Street, Wednesday afternoon.

THUNDER BAY -- Donna Nagy wants to tell everybody that it's OK to be who they are. "I'm respecting you, you're respecting me," she said. "There's no fear.

Joe Talarico thinks way too many people are leaving for jobs out west when there could be opportunities right here in the region. Bureaucracy is getting in the way of the Ring of Fire the Libertarian Party candidate for Thunder Bay-Atikokan said.