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Battle remembered

Battle remembered

The Battle of Britain helped turn the tide of the Second World War.
Legacy lives on

Legacy lives on

Niall McKee has the scars on his right leg to remind him how lucky he is to be alive. He’s also got Terry Fox to thank.
Electric visit

Electric visit

Andrea Horwath says the Thunder Bay Power Generating Station is a political football the Liberal government may start tossing toward the election end zone.
Mock crash

Mock crash

There's nothing better than live training for emergency responders. "It's invaluable," said Meaghan Forneri, a first responder instructor and firefighter in the Municipality of Neebing.
Soldiers honoured

Soldiers honoured

Antonio Boneca was surprised to see so many people attend the dedication of a monument honouring the lives of three local soldiers killed in Afghanistan seven years ago. Boneca's son Cpl. Anthony Boneca as well as Pte. Robert Costall and Pte.
FireCon 2013

FireCon 2013

Hundreds of firefighters from across the region are in Thunder Bay this weekend learning how to keep themselves and members of the public safe.
Assessing the threat

Assessing the threat

Many youth give cries of help before doing something tragic.

Mines minister hasn’t seen business plan for Ring of Fire railway

Ontario’s mines minister says the province has never seen a business plan for a proposed railway to the Ring of Fire.

More than 200 bargain hunters attend police auction

If you're a property owner, you hope your own stuff never ends up at a police auction, but if you're looking to buy then it's a good place to find some great deals.

New jobs heading to Atikokan with return of two mills

An estimated 120 new jobs are heading to Atikokan next year. The work comes to the Northwestern Ontario community as two mills are expected to be up and running.
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