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December 18, 2017: Levesque Trial

Mayor Keith Hobbs turns to the courts after a controversial video showing the mayor with embattled lawyer Sandy Zeitzeff turned up on YouTube in late 2016.

Local man receives $5,000 fine and a five-year hunting suspension for careless moose hunt.

The plows have been out all night clearing the main roads.

Mayor Keith Hobbs, facing criminal charges of extortion and obstructing justice, uses what is expected to be his final state of the city address to reaffirm his belief that he will be cleared by "the court of law."

Matawa First Nations receive $240,000 from FedNor to conduct renewable energy readiness assessment.

A geologist with Lakehead University is hopeful fragments collected from a crater near Highway 61 are from a meteorite, but definitive answers are not available just yet.

A 25-year-old man faces drug-related charges after police executed a search warrant on Cameron Street.

The verdict in the trial against Thunder Bay Police chief J.P. Levesque for charges of obstruction of justice and breach of trust is expected in late January.

Two people are facing charges following a drug bust last Thursday.