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January 25, 2018: Charges dismissed

Former NDP Member of Parliament says he's begun treatment for a serious medical condition.

An early morning fire was quickly brought under control by Thunder Bay Fire and Rescue Friday morning.

PA day today and possibility of rain

It's TGIF! This week - Gobsmacked!

During her visit to Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School, Sen. Kim Pate answers questions about Sen. Lynn Beyak's future in the Senate and says she thinks "it's time for (Beyak) to go."

Nearly 70 per cent of Indigenous respondents in the United Way's Racism and Discrimination report say the perception of Indigenous people in Thunder Bay has gotten worse over the past five years. Fifty per cent of non-minority respondents agreed.

J.P. Levesque said he intends to return as chief of Thunder Bay Police after charges of obstruction of justice and breach of trust against him were dismissed.

Clerk says suspects pulled knife, made off with cigarettes and cash.

Derek Parks agrees with former Progressive Conservative leader's decision to step down; a local political science professor says the party will be hard-pressed to recover before the June 7 election.