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Dalton McGuinty says he now has another reason to get re-elected.

Police finished the underwater portion of their search for a missing teen, but still have not been able to locate the 15-year-old boy.

A local committee wants the public’s help to complete its drug strategy, now in a draft stage, for the city.

Habitat for Humanity’s Family Fun Day is on a new day and at a new location this year. The past two years, the local chapter of the organization has hosted their event on Family Day at the Sports Dome.

The Boy From Outside the Box is a song about a young boy who is new to Thunder Bay and lonely at his new school. “He soon makes a friend that cheers him up,” said Hana Whalen, a Grade 4 student at St. Bernard School.

Premier Dalton McGuinty promised to work with Cliffs Natural Resources to discuss, among other things, Ontario’s industrial energy policy. But the Liberal leader said he plans to hold those discussions behind closed doors.

A domestic argument in Pikangikum, which led to at least one shot being fired, has ended peacefully. Police officers in the northern community of Pikangikum were alerted to the situation around 1 a.m. Thursday.

Two Thunder Bay men face a number of drug-related charges following a north-side police raid.

The provincial NDP now has multiple candidates in Thunder Bay-Superior North.

The mayor’s plan for a zero per cent budget was voted down during a budget meeting Wednesday. Keith Hobbs called for an amendment that would have seen $1.