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THUNDER BAY – One person was reported injured following a south side crash Monday morning. Officials with the Thunder Bay Police Service say a truck struck a hydro pole near Neebing Avenue and Walsh Street.

UPDATE: Power has been restored to all affected areas. THUNDER BAY – Power has been restored to about 1,350 south side customers left without electricity Monday morning, sources from Thunder Bay Hydro have confirmed.

THUNDER BAY -- Water games at Prince Arthur’s Landing amused children while they learned at the kickoff for World Water Week on Sunday.

THUNDER BAY -- Dozens of keen children gave up their Sunday morning to look at math differently. Students from Grades 1 to 12 gathered at Lakehead University to solve curriculum-based problems in the nation-wide Kangaroo Math Contest.

THUNDER BAY -- An array of blooming flowers greeted Centennial Botanical Conservatory visitors on Sunday as the local arboretum's attendance blossomed in kind.

SIOUX LOOKOUT, Ont. – An intoxicated teenaged girl rescued from the northern ridge of Sioux Mountain faces a charge of assault after allegedly trying to bite a police officer.

THUNDER BAY -- Dozens of families gathered to the Moose Hall for the 20th annual Breakfast with the Easter Bunny. The breakfast is in support of Baby's Breath, a Canadian organization studying Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.

THUNDER BAY -- A woman charged with an early Saturday morning murder in a south side hotel has been served with a detention order that will keep her in jail until at least Wednesday.

THUNDER BAY -- Relay For Life organizers plan to double the length of their June 17 cancer research fundraiser and with it, will nearly double their fundraising goal.

THUNDER BAY -- Fearless members of the Finnish community joined together on Saturday for the annual courageous battle against the evil grasshopper. Hundreds gathered at the Finlandia Club over the noon hour for the 34th St.