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Toronto, ON – Donald Zimak of Thunder Bay said yes to ENCORE (February 26, 2016 LOTTO MAX) and won $100,000. Donald matched six of seven winning numbers on his ENCORE selection.

The future of Canada Post will be up for discussion in Thunder Bay Saturday. MP Patty Hajdu is hosting a town hall meeting on the federal agency.

The province is on the defense after opposition accusations that it’s hiding information regarding the Nipigon River Bridge’s January failure.

A teenage boy and a woman, both from Texas, have been killed while camping in Quetico Park. The fatalities occurred as severe storms swept through a remote area.

THUNDER BAY -- A unique program is giving college students a leg up, or in this case a foot up, on their nursing education.

Toronto, ON – The LOTTO MAX jackpot and your thermostat are on the rise. The Friday, July 22, 2016 LOTTO MAX jackpot is an estimated $55 million plus an estimated 4 MAXMILLIONS prizes worth $1 million each.

THUNDER BAY - A Thunder Bay anti-poverty expert is welcoming the improvements to Canada's Child Benefit Program.

July 21, 2016 – A section of Memorial Avenue between Sixth Avenue and the Harbour Expressway will be closed overnight on Monday, July 25 to accommodate various asphalt repairs.

THUNDER BAY – Ontario’s new minister of natural resources and forestry says she sees a bright future for the forest industry in Northwestern Ontario.

KASHECHEWAN FIRST NATION -- Police at Kashechewan First Nation are investigating an incident that saw a bear killed and declawed and its remains left at the community dump.