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Stephen Cameron says his eight weeks of training was just the beginning of his life-long education as a Thunder Bay firefighter. The 38-year-old father of two said he had wanted to fight fires since he was five.

The golf season on city-owned courses started strong, but it will come to an end with disappointing numbers. Friday was the last chance for golfers to get in a round at Strathcona, Chapples and Municipal golf courses.

Paramedics rushed a Thunder Bay transit driver to the hospital Friday afternoon following a crash on the city's north side. The collision took place just before 1 p.m.

The end of the city’s construction season in nearing with the remaining projects nearing the final stage, said project engineer Rick Harms.

A teen woman charged with first-degree murder last year in connection with an incident near Pickle Lake will go to trial. The week-long preliminary hearing wrapped up Friday at provincial court in Thunder Bay.

Turning away food should be a thing of the past for the Regional Food Distribution Association.

Sunday is the night the ghosts and goblins awaken around Thunder Bay, and city police want to remind trick-or-treaters to use caution when going door-to-door.

Despite election talk from Toronto’s new mayor suggesting he wanted to scrap the city’s streetcars, a union official at Bombardier says he’ll wait to pass judgment.

Michael Ignatieff stopped short of saying he’d restore FedNor to its former standalone status, complete with a minister of state, but the federal Liberal leader did say it would get much more attention under a Liberal government.

Newly elected at-large councillor Ken Boshcoff has no intention of giving up the federal Liberal nomination in Thunder Bay-Rainy River Boshcoff, who lost the seat to the NDP’s John Rafferty in 2008, said voters knew his situation before the municipal