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THUNDER BAY -- A stolen vehicle led a man to drunk driving charges Tuesday morning. Police say the man was at a gathering on Moodie street when he took keys to a vehicle and drove off. A 911 call came into police just after 1 a.m.

Mike Judge said other than the classroom, there’s no place elementary school teachers in Ontario would rather be than at the bargaining table.

THUNDER BAY -- Police are looking for leads on two men who robbed a Mac's convenience store at knifepoint early Tuesday morning. Just before 2 a.m., the men fled the Mac's Oliver Road outlet on foot with an undisclosed amount of money.

THUNDER BAY -- While some budget reductions were approved, council will wait until next year to look at others.

THUNDER BAY -- The humane society is looking for the city's help to bring a spar and neuter clinic to the region. The Thunder Bay and District Humane Society is looking at a three-phase $2.

THUNDER BAY -- City council is considering a safer alternative for cyclists on Memorial Avenue.

City of Thunder Bay media release follows: September 14, 2015 – The Grand Chasm Trail in the Shuniah Mines mountain bike area has been closed to the public to allow for the construction of a permanent fence around a number of abandoned and expo

THUNDER BAY -- One in 10 older homes have lead concentrations in their tap water that exceeds the legal limit but the city believes it has the solution.

THUNDER BAY -- The future of the Thunder Bay Agricultural Research Station remains uncertain. With a little more three months until its deadline for closure, there is still no core funding in place.

THUNDER BAY – Tim Hortons hopes to be dishing out smiles all week. Across the country, Tim Hortons launched their annual Smile Cookie campaign on Monday with all proceeds from the $1 treats going towards local charities.