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THUNDER BAY -- A woman was taken to the hospital after a pedestrian-vehicle collision late Monday afternoon. Police were on scene near the intersection of Bay and Algoma Streets where a woman was struck by a vehicle around 4 p.m.

THUNDER BAY -- The province hopes a new tax credit will help keep seniors in their homes.

Ontario Liberal leadership candidates are coming to Thunder Bay to debate their merits to lead the party once Premier Dalton McGuinty steps down.

THUNDER BAY -- Keith Hobbs hopes Rob Ford leaving Toronto’s top job will bring a better relationship between that city and Thunder Bay.

THUNDER BAY -- A city man is facing the possibility of a hefty fine after being pulled over for allegedly stunt driving.

Skating on thin ice is a good way to get oneself killed, says a public education officer with Thunder Bay Fire and Rescue.

A pair of Vancouver artists say it’s frustrating to have to come back to Thunder Bay again to repair their vandalized sculptures. Paul Slipper and Nadine Stefan are the sculptors of 10 granite balloon animals on display at the waterfront.

The Huron Carole isn’t just bringing a message of peace and good will. The Dec. 2 concert with Canadian musicians Sarah Slean, Susan Aglukark and Tom Jackson is also about helping out those in the community in need.

A portion of Arthur Street was closed Saturday night as police investigated a two-car collision that sent two males to hospital with non life-threatening injuries. Police on scene said a Ford Focus travelling eastbound at about 10:45 p.m.

While some residents lamented the arrival of winter with Friday’s snowfall, others jumped for joy and headed for the hills.