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A pedestrian remains in serious condition after an alleged hit and run Wednesday morning. Thunder Bay Police Service officers responded to Secord Street just before 2 a.m. and said they saw the man had a serious head injury.

Police are investigating a possible stabbing that officers responded to early Wednesday morning. Thunder Bay Police Service officers attended an apartment building on West Frederica Street after shortly after midnight.

A decade after the Walkerton tragedy, one resident from the Southern Ontario town is making sure the rest of the country never forgets the lessons learned from his community.

Community representatives helped to kick off an annual fund raiser for Shelter House Thunder Bay Wednesday by reaching out to family, friends and colleagues to donate to the facility.

Lakehead University has introduced its new vice-president of University Advancement.

Former Ontario NDP leader MPP Howard Hampton (Kenora-Rainy River) says access to medical specialists for dozens of northern residents has been put at risk because of inefficiencies in the Northern Health Travel Grant system.

Firefighters believe a plumbing torch may have led to a small fire in an area Church Tuesday. Lappe Fire and Rescue responded to a fire call at the Lappe Lutheran Church at about 11:30 a.m.

For Thunder Bay to become greener, communities need to work together, said the chair of the Go Green Expo. EarthWise and the City of Thunder Bay announced the first green exhibition scheduled for Sept. 10 to 12.

Anthony Tassone is anything but lackadaisical. But the nine-year-old fourth-grader certainly knows how to spell the five-syllable word.

From Brodie Street to city hall to North Street, the city’s temporary south-side bus terminal will be in transit over the coming months after Monday’s city council meeting.