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A United Food and Commercial Workers Union official says her employees never saw the Quality Market closures coming. Colby Flank said the abrupt decision, made by the locally owned stores owners, caught everyone off guard.

THUNDER BAY -- City council has given ReGenerative Medicine another lifeline but only half of what the financially struggling bone and tissue bank had asked for. ReGen Med came before council early this month in order to ask for $300,000.

DRYDEN, Ont. -- A water operations financial plan shows Dryden is not setting aside enough money for the future replacement of equipment and other assets.

NIPIGON, Ont. -- There has been a new development in the hunt for a suspect in a stolen vehicle case. A widespread search was initiated near Nipigon last Thursday, after OPP officers tried to stop a vehicle on Highway 17.

THUNDER BAY -- Despite public outcry and opposition from city council, the Revera Interim Long-Term Care Facility will close by the end of the month.

When Cassandra Fenlon wants food, she gets up from the couch, heads to the kitchen and opens the cupboards to see what’s inside.

THUNDER BAY -- Keith Hobbs doesn’t want to be handcuffed in helping make Thunder Bay safe.

City council has stayed the execution of the Municipal Golf Course for one more year. The motion to give Municipal one more shot narrowly went through Monday night.

Dalton McGuinty’s resignation took some members of city council by surprise. Ontario's premier announced he would be stepping down Monday.

Michael Gravelle says Dalton McGuinty may very well be the best premier Ontario has ever had.