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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.

A dog was saved following a north-side house fire, but reports indicate two puppies were lost in the blaze. Thunder Bay Fire Rescue firefighters responded to reports of a house fire on Fitzgerald Street near Cumberland Street shortly at 1:54 p.m.

The Gourmet Thunder Bay web video series takes a closer look at what has led to Both Hands Bakery and Pizzeria’s impressive reputation.

There was one new fire confirmed in the Northwest Region by the afternoon of June 17. Nipigon Fire Number 20 is not under control at 0.1 hectares and is located near Little Steel Lake.

John Pascuzzo has been riding his brother’s motorcycle in support of cancer research for 13 years. In 2003 Pascuzzo’s brother died from kidney cancer shortly after the third annual Motorcycle Ride for Dad.

THUNDER BAY - The local chapter of the MS Society of Canada has honoured one exceptional father for his work with the organization for the second year in a row. Long-time MS Society volunteer Bob Larocque is the charity's 2016 Father of the Year.

THUNDER BAY - The daredevils, clowns and acrobats are ready to wow the city of Thunder Bay. The Royal Canadian Circus has set up shop to perform seven shows over the course of the weekend.

THUNDER BAY -- Last July, Margarita Szymczak-Grzyb was all but packed and ready to head to Alaska to continue her studies. A routine physical, a mere formality in her mind, stopped her in her tracks.