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Police are looking for the man responsible for the Sunday robbery of a Memorial Avenue restaurant. Officials with the Thunder Bay Police Service say officers responded to reports of a robbery at the Boston Pizza at 505 Memorial Avenue just after 1 a.

After taking heat for Ring of Fire struggles, Ontario’s Mines minister is looking for federal level assistance.

Katherine Hall considers herself lucky to have been able to pursue sports and a healthy lifestyle. That’s why she wants to give young girls the same opportunities she had.

Two prominent local charities are preparing to visit city hall to discuss their plans on bracing for cold winter weather. Shelter House and Salvation Army executive directors Patty Hajdu and Maj.

For most people, socks and underwear are daily staples that aren’t given a second thought. However, there are some that have to go without these typically essential items.

Parking at the new courthouse has the potential be a nightmare, according to the president of the city’s law association.

Ronnie Dunn may have felt the need to introduce himself upon getting on stage, but the audience knew who he was by the time he walked off.

James Bretoia says first aid for a pet is very similar than it is for a human. He said the biggest difference is that more people know how to provide treatment for a person. Bretoia was leading a one-day course on pet first aid at the St.

The Lions Clubs are ensuring they will play a part in maintaining vision care in the region.

City police are taking cues from social media when planning their holiday RIDE programs this season.