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Here are the most read news stories of Week 2: 5 Police, mayor meet with Vampiro about Guardian Angel plan THUNDER BAY -- The city’s mayor wants to see the Guardian Angels in Thunder Bay.

THUNDER BAY -- A 14-year-old male has been charged with dangerous driving causing bodily harm in connection with a collision that caused serious injuries. On Nov. 23, 2014, a vehicle collided with a hydro pole on Chippewa Road.

THUNDER BAY -- As budget chair, Coun. Frank Pullia is hoping city council will find other options beyond raising taxes and cutting services this year.

THUNDER BAY -- Thirty-seven years ago, Const. John Kusznier paid the ultimate sacrifice, killed on the job in a hail of bullets on Jan. 15, 1978.

THUNDER BAY -- The departure of a retail giant in the city means unanswered questions for Intercity Shopping Centre.

THUNDER BAY -- Snowmobilers will be out in force south of the border next month, helping kick off the Easter Seals annual fundraising campaign.

Northwestern Ontario roads are proving dangerous on Thursday. OPP on Thursday afternoon closed the region's highways in two locations because of collisons involving transport trucks.

SIOUX LOOKOUT, Ont. – Provincial police are seeking public assistance in their investigation into a recent break and enter.

THUNDER BAY -- The lowest price fuel motorists will find Thursday morning is 96.9 cents per litre. That’s the price listed, as of Thursday morning, at the Superstore gas bar off of Memorial Avenue.

GREENSTONE, Ont. -- The OPP has re-opened one lane of traffic on the section of Highway 11 between the Nipigon junction and Geraldton. It was closed for several hours this mornining due to poor road conditions.