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Normally on the first weekend of July, Green Party Leader Elizabeth May would be front-and-centre at the opening of the Calgary Stampede.

Tom Loghrin has been to the Thunder Bay Blues Festival every year since it began.

Johnny Reid could teach Mick Jagger a thing or two about showmanship.

THUNDER BAY -- While they may be in competition, mayors in Northern Ontario are working together to make sure their regions are represented when new provincial funding starts to flow.

Work crews were busy working in the field across the street from the former Hillcrest High School Friday afternoon. User Adam Sabaz snapped this quick shot and sent it into us.

OPP News Release ARMSTRONG -- On the evening of July 1, 2015 the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) were contacted regarding two overdue boaters. The two male fishermen were part of a charter group that had been staying on the west end of Lake Nipigon.

FORT FRANCES, Ont. – A Missouri man has been charged with smuggling after he allegedly attempted to cross into Canada with a firearm.

Milling operations have restarted at Lac Des Iles mine, in the wake of last month’s tailings pond spill. The mine began milling on June 26, the same day the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change gave it the green light to proceed.

It's a great opportunity for some family fun. This weekend marks the start of Free Family Fishing Week across Ontario.

THUNDER BAY – Organizers of this year’s Blues Fest are optimistic the latest edition of the city’s popular music festival has the strongest and most exciting lineup yet.