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THUNDER BAY -- The testing phase for the new Thunder Bay Cyclotron is finishing up and so far it's looking very good.

THUNDER BAY – Aboriginal soldiers such as Frank Banning and John Baptist Louis, who both served during the Second World War, were prepared to make the ultimate sacrifice for Canada.

THUNDER BAY -- Every year on Remembrance Day, memories come flooding back for Bill Majbroda. In 1944, Kakabeka's Majbroda served with the medical corps. in Holland after enlisting underage. "If you told them you were 18 you were 18.

Roy Lamore says he’s waited two years for action on nine closed Veterans Affairs offices. Another year or so isn’t the end of the world.

Roy Lamore says he hasn’t seen a Remembrance Day crowd so large since the end of the Second World War.

THUNDER BAY – City police responded to more than 189 incidents during the week of Monday, Nov. 2, 2015 through Sunday, Nov.8, 2015.

THUNDER BAY -- Regional leaders have completed a two-day analysis of programs and policies the province intends to unveil for Northern Ontario.

THUNDER BAY -- Are you cheap or are you frugal? That's the theme of this years Credit Education week, which the Thunder Bay Counselling Centre kicked off at Lakehead University Tuesday.

THUNDER BAY -- A group wants the city to rethink its plan to add a new chemical to the water supply.

THUNDER BAY – Even if you can’t make it to a ceremony, it’s important to mark Remembrance Day.