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The Bay Street Film Festival has broadened its horizons with a new location and feature.

Five Thunder Bay Police Service officers each received a Certificate of Commendation for their bravery.

Team Northern Ontario guarantees at least a spot in a tiebreaker with Quebec, at 7-3, controls playoff destiny.

There are some major changes coming to the retail sector in Thunder Bay. HomeSense and Winners Apparel will both be moving into a new combined mega-store at Thunder Centre.

Pair of fundraisers raised about $8,000, which will go toward vet bills from the past two rescues.

Poor weather grounded Ontario Minister of Child and Youth Services Michael Coteau's flight into Thunder Bay, cancelling Thursday meetings with Nishnawbe Aski Nation chiefs on youth infrastructure and programming.

Taking the walk outdoors last year helped charity raise its most money yet.

354 Confederation College students received 454 scholarships, bursaries and awards totalling $190,255 at the annual Awards Recognition Reception. Confederation College students were recognized for their academic achievement and community involvement.

Gerald Silvaggio, Donna Matani take home hefty prizes in December lottery wins.

Justice Forum aims to provide First Nation members with the right tools to navigate justice system.