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For fair chairman Ralph Scharf, the Canadian Lakehead Exhibition is all about the younger generation.

Disgruntled employees with Dilico Anishinabek Family Care who took to the picket lines Monday say they want their caseload more manageable.

It’s never an Ordinary Day when Great Big Sea hits town.

A Ministry of Natural Resources employee received serious injuries following a crash in Manitouwadge Thursday.

While some actors may go to bigger cities to find their stardom, Spencer Hari says he believes that a smaller town can make better performers. The local actor landed the lead role in a melodrama called Moose Meat Cook-Off.

Although wrestling helped to bring her to Alberta, Krystin Paquette says her true passion will always be riding a horse.

Facing a rental vacancy rate of less than 2.5 per cent, the City of Thunder Bay is trying to sell of surplus lands it says could house up to 600 additional units.

The rains fell, yet the faithful remained Saturday on Day 2 of the Thunder Bay Blues Festival. And those who stuck around – and there were plenty who did – were rewarded for their perseverance, despite sloppy grounds at Marina Park.

Although Nikko Grigio hasn’t won the annual Angler and Young Angler fishing tournament in more than five years, he says he’s still hooked on competitive fishing.

Two women were assaulted early Saturday morning while camping at Trowbridge Falls Campground. Thunder Bay Police Service officers received a call from park staff around 4:20 a.m. about the assault of two women in their 20s.