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There were plenty of feet hitting the pavement on Sunday, but runners weren’t out of breath after participating in two running events in the city, says an organizer of the Terry Fox run.

With Christmas a few months away, Santa Clause continued to deliver holiday cheer as he rode to the Salvation Army on his motorcycle.

Three years ago Thunder Bay’s Joe O’Blenis set the world record for the fastest travel time around Vancouver Island in a kayak.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper told local supporters on Friday night that voting for anyone other than a Conservative candidate in the next federal election would be akin to approving a coalition government.

The area’s combined forces drug unit made what it is calling another major pot bust in Thunder Bay. Thunder Bay Police Service officers were called to a Nelson Street residence on Monday following a complaint from a landlord.

In 1982, Dick Beardsley narrowly lost the Boston Marathon by one-hundredth of a second to Alberto Salazar. Beardsley, a two-time Olympic qualifier and Minnesota-born athlete, was one of the fastest American runners during his professional career.

When it comes to Michael Wood, it seems the local health community got their man.

A man is in hospital after being set on fire on the city’s south end Friday afternoon. Fire and police were on scene at the provincial courthouse on Arthur Street around 3:30 p.m. after receiving a call that a man was on fire.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper said he has assurances that construction at Thunder Bay’s Marina Park is on schedule and on budget and shouldn’t miss the March 31, 2011 construction deadline to qualify for the entire $14-million federal portion of the

The United Way’s 27 agency partners are there for their clients 24/7, so it’s only natural the charity’s 2010 campaign goal would reflect the round-the-clock nature of need. On Friday the organization announced a record $2.