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The Bubble Guppies are in their own world

The Bubble Guppies are in their own world

THUNDER BAY -- While the hit Nickelodeon animated show all takes place underwater planes can fly, snow falls and even rivers flow.
Thunder Bay native releases book shining light on antics in Ottawa

Thunder Bay native releases book shining light on antics in Ottawa

The first rule of Parliament is you don’t stand up to Stephen Harper – unless, of course, your name happens to be Kevin Page.

No winning ticket for Friday night's $32 million Lotto Max Jackpot

TORONTO - No winning tickets were sold for Friday night's $32 million Lotto Max jackpot. That means the grand prize for next Friday's draw will rise to approximately $43 million. On Sept.
NDP candidate crashes into bear on highway

NDP candidate crashes into bear on highway

THUNDER BAY -- John Rafferty walked away without injury from a crash that killed a bear and totalled his Jeep.
Green Party leader makes campaign stop in city, outlines vision for North

Green Party leader makes campaign stop in city, outlines vision for North

THUNDER BAY – The leader of the Green Party intends to push to restore VIA Rail service along the north shores of Lake Superior.

Luncheon of Hope continues to raise important dollars for Northern Cancer Fund

THUNDER BAY -- One of the city's' most celebrated events was back for another year Friday. With 500 people at the Victoria Inn the Luncheon of Hope looked to add to the $300,000 it's raised over the past 23 years.

City workers give CUPE strike mandate

THUNDER BAY -- Members of CUPE Local 87 have voted to give their union a strike mandate, in its negotiations with the City of Thunder Bay. About 600 city workers were eligible to vote Thursday.
City hopes to have electronic, online voting ready if by-election is needed

City hopes to have electronic, online voting ready if by-election is needed

THUNDER BAY -- The city is hoping to have its electronic voting up and running should a by-election take place after the federal election.
Doctor may close clinic due to health-care cuts

Doctor may close clinic due to health-care cuts

THUNDER BAY -- A local doctor says he might have to close one of his clinics due to health-care cuts. Dr. David Probizanski has two clinics, a family practice and a walk-in, in Thunder Bay.

Atikokan multi-plex receives $1 million from province

Northern Ontario Heritage Corporation Media Release Ontario is building safe, reliable infrastructure to help create jobs and ensure a bright future for the province.
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