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Residents say Habitat for Humanity’s annual event at the CLE grounds helps to bring families closer together. Families came to the CLE Coliseum for the ninth annual Family Day event on Saturday.

The owner of Urban Boutique says he wonders who hates his store so much to break the front window and ruin his merchandise with paintball pellets. Angelo Petta came into work around 10:30 a.m.

With some heavy amendments, a local MP’s bankruptcy reform bill is on its way to third reading with early indications that it has all-party support.

John Trevisanutto says if after one year a new community kitchen fails to change the life of one family, they’ll revisit the idea. But they’re not going away, he added.

Police have temporarily shifted their focus in the search for missing teen Jordan Wabasse.

The Selkirk name has significance in Thunder Bay, particularly with people who attended Selkirk Collegiate and Vocational School from 1957 to 1988.

City police hope the public can help them find the driver of a vehicle that allegedly struck a pedestrian and sped off early Thursday morning.

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.