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SIOUX LOOKOUT – Conservation officers are alleging an angler at a Sioux Lookout walleye tournament cut the tails of the fish in order for it to meet the provincial size standards.

THUNDER BAY -- Safeway shoppers have the opportunity to help send local children to camp this summer.

Ashley Whistle is working to bring her dreams to life.

THUNDER BAY -- The all-Canadian theme has proven to be a hit with concertgoers getting set to attend next weekend’s Thunder Bay Blues Festival.

City crews are on the scene of a Arthur Street West water main break near the Ministry of Natural Resources base. The city issued a media release Wednesday morning, reporting they had isolated the break near Vanguard Avenue with repair work underway.

THUNDER BAY -- Lakehead Public Schools has approved a $133.9-million capital and operating budget for the 2016-17 school year. Board chair Deborah Massaro said the budget process was a balancing act.

The lawyer representing Nishnawbe Aski Nation says “terribly flawed” police investigations are the reason why the families of three youth will never know how or why they died.

An exhaustive inquest into the deaths of seven First Nation students which produced 145 recommendations after months of evidence and testimony from hundreds of witnesses will be meaningless unless action is taken, lawyers representing the families ar

THUNDER BAY -- If Canada Post service is disrupted in July, local social program administrators are determined not to have clients endure a repeat of 2011.

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