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Photographer James Brown captured these lightning photographs during Sunday night’s thunder storms. As of Monday morning some 900 residents remained without power as post storm cleanup continues throughout the area.

THUNDER BAY - Close to 900 rural residents are dealing without power this morning. Houses in Oliver-Paipoonge, Gorham, Ware and Fowler have been affected. It was knocked out last night as a result of the stormy weather.

THUNDER BAY - The George Jeffrey Children's Centre has officially unveiled its modified activities of daily living suites. This ADL suite, located in the centre, helps children of all needs, become more independent.

THUNDER BAY - Hammarskjold High School had a blast from the past. The students, teachers and car buffs rallied in the parking lot to show off their rides, and raise money for the local Brain Injury organization.

THUNDER BAY - A Thunder Bay pharmacist has won a provincial award. Bryan Gray has been recognized for his achievements in specialized practice.

THUNDER BAY - The Royal Canadian Circus rolled into town for the weekend, and showcased an all new show featuring circus performers from around the world. The circus opened its curtains Friday at 4 p.m.

A new festival promises to make the waterfront a dramatic place this August. This summer the Superior Theatre Festival will launch an integrative arts festival to showcase professional, emerging and youth artists in the community.

Activists against a privatized Hydro One rallied Saturday, warning the public about what they believe is a provincial plan that will ultimately lead to skyrocketing hydro bills.

THUNDER BAY - Nearly two-hundred people came out the Thunder Bay District Fish and Game Association as they held an open house at their outdoor range Saturday afternoon.

The city’s north side was filled with pride and smiles Saturday.