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THUNDER BAY -- For the first time in the Fire Fighters 10 Mile Road Race history, a local organization will receive the race's proceeds. The idea originated with the Fresh Air Ten Mile Club.

THUNDER BAY – A motorcyclist was sent to hospital following a north side collision Saturday afternoon. The incident happened on Red River Road between Rupert and Hill streets around 1:30 p.m.

THUNDER BAY -- The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry has declared a Restricted Fire Zone in much of Northwestern Ontario to reduce the risk of human-caused wildfires.

THUNDER BAY - There are at least 25 small business owners under the age of 30, who have the Community Economic Development Commission to thank for their success.

THUNDER BAY – Children have endless potential. But for some children, especially those in care, circumstances can get in the way of pursuing their passions and dreams.

THUNDER BAY -- Four months after the Nipigon River Bridge split in the cold, the integrity of its bolts are still being tested.

NEEBING -- Slate River Dairy co-owner Wilma Mol hopes learning her farm has now been given federal certification to sell their products nationwide will lead to increased business opportunities. It’s an important designation, she said.

Sadie Cameron’s family connection to Fort McMurray inspired her to help the Albertan community that finds itself in the middle of devastating wild fires.

A forest fire burning out of control near the Ontario-Manitoba border doubled in size on Friday afternoon but it’s coming no closer to the evacuated community of Ingolf. Kenora Fire 18 grew from 250 hectares on Thursday to 300 hectares by 2 p.

More than 10,000 volunteers are needed every spring after melting snow reveals how trashy some people can be during a long winter. On Friday, thousands of those volunteers started pickup up after the winter sloths.