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Alex Atwill has plenty of toys. He doesn’t need any more clothes. His bedroom is the same as it’s always been.

The Ontario Ministry of the Environment has offered up additional funding for grassroots organizations looking to protect the provinces Great Lakes.

OPP will be hitting the streets for the coming long weekend. Police officers will be patrolling roads, trails and waterways in order to keep the public safe.

A provincial court judge has pushed back the bail hearing for a 38-year-old-man charged in a massive drug operation to later this month. John Tsekouras appeared via video at the Ontario Court of Justice in Thunder Bay for a bail hearing on Wednesday.

City police say they are surprised drivers haven’t gotten the message to slow down while traveling down Oliver Road.

Keith Ahtila wanted to show his kids what his childhood community was like. Just two months ago Ahtila’s East End childhood home, where his mother still lives, and his grandfather’s home were hit by the May 28 flood.

Habitat for Humanity is still a long way from collecting the 10 million pennies it needs to build a home for a family in need.

Emergency officials were investigating a collision between a vehicle and a teen on a bike Wednesday morning. It appeared that the young male, 13, was crossing Cumberland Street near McVicar Street when he was struck by a Chevrolet Cobalt.

With more than 550 evacuees from Sandy Lake First Nation in Thunder Bay, city officials say they have reached their limit.

With rain in the forecast, officials with the Ministry of Natural Resources say it might help reduce some of the smoke near Sandy Lake First Nation.